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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They may not have realized how close they were to hearstroke/death while they were trying to save the dog as well. Maybe if they did they would have acted differently but maybe not. Dogs have become like humans to many of us. [/quote] +1 I would never leave my dog behind to die alone. [/quote] Darwinism for dog owners. [/quote] I’d rather die with my dog than live with sh1theads like you. [/quote] You'd risk your baby's life to save a dog?[/quote] I wouldn’t leave the dog out tied up alone. Parents could split up. [/quote] Seems like they did. It didn’t work. [/quote] She was only 30’ away. Doesn’t sound like they split up. [/quote] If I was in a life-threatening situation with the love of my life, and our baby, I'd want us to stick together. I'd want us to all work together, help each other, and survive together. I imagine that Ellen Chung felt the same way. (I might be beyond wanting to save the dog at this point, but have given it a try up til a point). I imagine that at some point when things became desperate and they realized the extreme direness/helplessness of their situation (perhaps she could see her husband was unable to move forward), she made a last attempt to survive (either for herself alone, or also with hope of getting help to her loved ones), and felt she'd have no choice but to go on her own. I imagine that she was very, very reluctant to leave them behind and thus it was only near the very end of her abilities that she reluctantly went forward. It's extremely poignant to imagine. The love and devotion that they had for each other, which went through the end. :( Rest in Peace, Chung-Gerrish family.[/quote]
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