Posted by MAGGIE CHEUNG (by way of MDN) Thank you! You all have been very supportive to my lost of Frankie. Frankie was my first first dog. He had been spending whole his life living with me and my maid. He was 16 years old. He witnessed my growth and whole of my career since I was 20 years old. Thank for our Almighty God! Frankie left with no pain or sickness whatsoever. He just left for his good happiness. I felt happy for him instead. What more should i ask for? Thank you guys ! I am prepared for my normal working schedule now and for the new drama series in this coming August. Pray more and you will be listened ...trust me! with lots of love & kisses,
on May 29, 2005, 3:29 pm
Dear Maggie, Irene and all fans,
The vet, Dr Andrew Baker said he had lived a miracle. He was on the verge of dying last Christmas when I was in the middle of shooting 'Chang Han Ge' in Shanghai. His back legs got paralysed and his kidneys function declined. I cried my eyes out and could do nothing for him. My eyes swelled seriously on the next following shooting days. (You guys may probably notice this when watching CHG.) It was my friend, Miss Tang who brought his family vet Dr A. Baker who saved Frankie for me and he had waited for my return in Feburary 2005. Frankie had lived for another 4-5 months,(God granted me) I was truly happy that I spent these days with him at home, talking + whispering to him, playing with him, eating his favourite snack with him, even slept beside him for many nights.
Frankie seemed to have accepted his death with no regret and so did I. The vet and nurse came, he slept his whole way peacefully with satisfaction in my lap on 23rd evening 6 pm in my study.
I am better now, knowing Frankie is no longer relying on or owned to human. He is himself in heaven now with God n many friends. Both my maid and I dreamt about him. He was very happy in our dreams - running freely and having tea in the midde of a forest....
Maggie
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R.I.P. FRANKIE
1989-2005
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