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InthefouryearsthatfollowedHank'sdeath，Boherlifebacktogether.She-and-down，butmostlydown.Shelivedwiththefrustrationofnothavingsaidgood-bye，ofnothaviunitytosaidallofthethiosay，ofnotbeio，soothehim，helphimleavehislifeahe.Shewasn'tpreparedforthiskiwasnotthewayshewafriend，herlover，herpartodie.
WhenBonniefialkiinsilenceforawhile.Finallysaid，"WouldyoulikeCassie'sdeathtobedifferentfromHank's？I'mtalkingnow，Boeuthanasia.Witheuthanasia，youwon'thavetoworryaboutworkandfindingCassiedead，andyousurethatshewon'tdieinpain.IfwehelpCassiediebyeuthanasia，youbewithher，holdher，talktoherandforther.Youpeacefullysehehechoiceisuptoyou."
Bonnie'seyesopenedwide.Hershouldersrelaxedandherfaedinrelief.
"Ijustrolthistime，"shesaid."IwaobedifferentfromHank&#irl."
Thedeadetoeuthahatafterwoofthemalone，andBonnieahefewhoutsideuree.
&wastime，Bhttothefortroom，ahoseofusassociatedwithThegesProgramhadadaptedtobemoreduaneahagrief.
ThedogwaslyingdownbyBonnie，whowasontheflooronasoftpad.Boopetandtalktoher."Thereyirl.YhtherebyMisokay."
&imeforeuthanasiaarrivedandCassieingpeacefully，herheadrestingonBonnie'sstomafortable，verymuchatease.Dr.Bushwhispered，"Maywebegintheprocedure？"AndBonnienoddedinaffirmation.
"Butfirst，"shesaidsoftly，"Iwouldliketosayaprayer."
Shereachedouttotakeourhandsandweallreachedoutourhaher.Withinthissacredciriesoftlyprayed，"DearLord，thankymethisbeautifuldogforthepastfourteenyears.Iknowshewasagiftfromyou.Today，aspainfulasitis，Iknowitistimetogiveherbad，dearLord，thankythesewomeheyhavehelpedmebeyoributetheirpreseoyou.Amen."
Throughourtears，wewhisperedourown"amens"，allsqueeziher'shandsinsupporthtfulhemoment.
Andthen，whiletiosleeppeahercaretaker'sbelly，thedavethedogthefiio.Throughitall，shedidnotmove.Shejustslippedoutofthislifeiwasquick，peadpaiasredicted.ImmediatelyfollowingCassie'spassing，Imadeaclayimpressiopaw.IhahepawprinttoBonnieaenderlyagainsthercheek.WeallsatquietlyuntilBohesileng，"Ifmyhusbandhadtodie，Iwishhecouldhavediedthisway."
Sixweekslater，IreceivedaletterfromBoteredainsoainwhereHank'swerescattered.wobestfrieheragain.ShesaidsomehowCassie'sdeath，ahewayinwhichshehaddied，hadhelpedherresolvethedeathofherhusband.
"Cassie'sdeathwasabridget，"shewrote.&quhherdeath，IlethimknowthatifIhadhadthechoihedied，Iwouldhavehadthedthedediecessarytobewithhimwheoo.IoknowthatandIhadn'tbeeofindarovidedtheway.Ithinkthatisthereasonforandthemeah.Somehow，sheknewshecouldreectus，soultosoul."
&hslater，BainfromWyomierinaryTeagHospital.Thistime，shebroughtherhypuppyih-oldLabmix，fulloflifeandlove.Bonniewasbeginningagain.
我在科罗拉多州立大学兽医教学医院工作，担任那里的“生活变化”
项目顾问。
我们帮助那些由于疾病、事故或安乐死等原因失去宠物的人们，治愈他们的心理创伤。
我曾经有一个50多岁的名叫邦妮的来访者，她驱车一个半小时来到医院，想知道是否有医生愿意帮助她那只14岁的纯种黑色卷毛狗。
那只狗叫卡桑德拉，人们亲切地叫她卡西，她已经萎靡不振近一周了，似乎还有点儿神志不清。
那天早晨，神经病科医师简·布什告诉她卡西脑袋里有个瘤，随时都有丧命的危险。
邦妮知道她的爱犬身患重病后便心碎欲绝。
这时，有人把邦妮介绍给我。
“生活变化”
心理治疗项目常帮助那些举棋不定的人做决定，是让他们的宠物安乐死还是任其听天由命。
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