Queen Bea

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Beatrice had done very well being an almost eight year old lady, she couldn't hear a thing and had her metacam every day for arthritis. But yesterday it was clear that it was time for her to go. We had a cuddle in front of the TV for a few hours and she dozed until her breathing, and eventually her strong, strong heart stopped.
I don't know where to start when talking about Bea. I have hundreds of stories about my bright, super curious pocket rocket and she was, quite simply, incredible. A vet once said she was the most self assured pig she had ever met. She was nosy beyond belief and would always come to see what I was doing, whether I was wrapping presents, working on the laptop or assembling flat pack furniture. I would always explain what I was doing and she would do a lift of her head as if to say 'oh right, ok'. She was my constant companion while I worked on my masters degree, sitting next to me for hours while I typed away long into the night.
Her passion for chewing dustpans and plastic wrappers knew no bounds and it feels odd that now I have no reason to shout 'get off that bag'.
She is buried in the garden next to her much missed sister Pepper and her bestest friend Merry.
Bea, wherever you are on your new adventures, stop exploring for a moment and listen very carefully. You might just hear me say 'goodnight Beadle Bop'. I love you ❤️.

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What a lovely tribute, she clearly was your soul pig.
Bounce over the bridge to rejoin the others sweet Bea 💔🌈
 
I am sorry for the loss of your sassy much loved companion, she was beautiful. If a piggie could chose the best way to leave for the bridge it would be the way she left you - next to you and knowing how loved she was. She will be forever with you in your heart. Take care as you grieve x
Enjoy you new life with your friends at the bridge sweet girl 🌈
 
Thank you everyone, I have come to realise today how much time I spent chatting to her! I love my other pigs to bits but they don't have the same obsessive interest in watching everything I do. I don't think they're that interested in what I've got for breakfast or why I'm cleaning the windows. So earlier on I went into the garden, did some weeding near where she is buried and told her all about it. I have a feeling I will be chatting in that spot for a long time......
 
Beatrice had done very well being an almost eight year old lady, she couldn't hear a thing and had her metacam every day for arthritis. But yesterday it was clear that it was time for her to go. We had a cuddle in front of the TV for a few hours and she dozed until her breathing, and eventually her strong, strong heart stopped.
I don't know where to start when talking about Bea. I have hundreds of stories about my bright, super curious pocket rocket and she was, quite simply, incredible. A vet once said she was the most self assured pig she had ever met. She was nosy beyond belief and would always come to see what I was doing, whether I was wrapping presents, working on the laptop or assembling flat pack furniture. I would always explain what I was doing and she would do a lift of her head as if to say 'oh right, ok'. She was my constant companion while I worked on my masters degree, sitting next to me for hours while I typed away long into the night.
Her passion for chewing dustpans and plastic wrappers knew no bounds and it feels odd that now I have no reason to shout 'get off that bag'.
She is buried in the garden next to her much missed sister Pepper and her bestest friend Merry.
Bea, wherever you are on your new adventures, stop exploring for a moment and listen very carefully. You might just hear me say 'goodnight Beadle Bop'. I love you ❤️.

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Those pictures of Bea really made me smile. I’m sorry she’s left for the bridge but she had an amazing life here with you. ❤️
 
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