Tell your story#58 🐶💔 My Angel Daisy: A Story of Love, Epilepsy & Goodbye 🌸

🐾🌸 My Beloved Daisy: A Story of Love & Loss 🌸🐾

Some bonds are too pure to ever be forgotten — and for me, that bond was with my dog, Daisy 🐶💕.

She was a female Shih Tzu, just 45 days old when we brought her home. White with brown patches, playful eyes, and the sweetest little face — she was truly the most beautiful and loving dog I had ever seen 🌼. From the very first day, Daisy became a part of our family.
She was not just pretty, but also perfectly trained. She used her tray for everything, traveled with us everywhere in the car 🚗, and loved eating food from our own hands 🥰. She was playful, smart, and full of life. Every moment with her felt special.

But then, things changed…

When she was just a few months old, she started vomiting every morning. The vet told us it could be because she stayed hungry for too long. We adjusted her meals, and sometimes she ate, sometimes she didn’t. Life went on, and we celebrated her first birthday in July 🎂🐾, full of love and joy.
But in September, everything took a terrifying turn. One morning, while I was getting ready for university and my parents were having breakfast, Daisy suddenly cried at the top of her lungs 😢 and collapsed on the floor. That was her first seizure — and the day we found out she had epilepsy.

From then on, our lives revolved around her care. Every 12–15 days, Daisy would suffer attacks — sometimes 2 or 3 at once, and some days even 4 in a single day 💔. We took her to every vet in Peshawar, ran countless blood tests, bought the most expensive medicines, and tried every formula, every tablet… but epilepsy showed us no mercy.

Daisy still traveled with us, to Abbottabad and Murree, and we gave her all the love we possibly could 🌸. But as the months passed, her seizures grew worse. In July 2025, just one day after her 2nd birthday, my Daisy passed away 😭🕊️.

Her last week was filled with cluster seizures, continuous pain, and unbearable suffering. Watching her like that broke us completely 💔. She left this world on 16th July 2025 — a day I will never forget.
Since then, not a single day passes without me crying when I see her pictures 🖤. She used to run into my arms every time I came back from university, spin around me with excitement, and then cuddle into my bed at night. Now, I miss that warmth, that joy, that unconditional love every single day 💕.

💡 Lesson from Daisy: She taught me that pets are not just animals — they are family, soulmates, and the purest form of love. Their loyalty never ends, and even when they are gone, their love stays forever in our hearts 🌿🐾✨.
Daisy was not just my pet. She was my baby, my best friend, my everything. And though she’s gone, her pawprints will remain on my heart forever 🐾💖.