With only days left to live, Joey Feek of Joey + Rory has said her final goodbyes to her family, including her 2-year-old daughter, Indiana.

Joey was diagnosed with terminal cervical cancer in 2014, and has spent a considerable amount of time in hospice care. But her health has been rapidly declining, her body “shutting down quickly.” And now husband Rory Feek has revealed that she made the decision that “enough is enough.” After spending days asleep, she has said goodbye to her parents and three sisters. Then, it was time to give her young daughter one last kiss.

Despite her suffering, Joey wished to live long enough to see her daughter have one more birthday, and in early February, Indiana turned two. But the pain has been too much for the 40-year-old to handle — she decided that now was the time to “go home.”

Shortly after she kissed her little daughter, she drifted into a “deep sleep.” Rory says that while Joey’s life will sadly be cut short, she has lived a full life and has no regrets.

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Firefighters Work Hard To Save A Dog From A Fire

There are no two ways about it: Firefighters are heroes. They put their lives at risk every time they are on duty, prevent disasters from getting even worse, and save lives — which sometimes include the lives of animals.

Because no two situations are the same, they often have to get creative with how they approach them, like when they used “Let it Go” from Frozen to calm a young girl stuck in an elevator.

Recently, some heroic firefighters had to employ quick, creative thinking during a house fire in Vancouver to save the family’s beloved dog. They found the dog unconscious in the house suffering from severe smoke inhalation. They quickly evacuated the animal from the house, but needed to act quickly to save this dog’s life.

Fortunately, the creative minds of the fire department went to work. They gave the dog water and created a makeshift doggy oxygen mask out of a piece of equipment meant for a human. Because of this quick thinking, the dog regained consciousness and was able to get oxygen pumping back in his blood.

Soon, these firefighters will be trained on how to use new oxygen systems that are meant especially for pets. I’m sure these fearless heroes will have no problem with this new tool.

Watch the incredible rescue below and please SHARE to commend these firefighters for going above and beyond for man’s best friend!

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These infants have not yet realised that they are no longer in the womb, and therefore behave as if they still are. This is, quite simply, an incredibly moving video.