life & loss: spring at my cottage in the woods

[@ChristinaCatFoster]

This is the worst part of fostering but its not your fault. Without you, they wouldn't have lived even this long. My heart aches with you. Everything will feel much better once you're sleeping through the night again.

[@akirahulley6384]

I’m so sorry about the baby it happened to me I had a pet rat and she died and I had a sister that died too I know how you fell we are here for you

[@janascarlett5076]

You're doing an amazing job raising those babies :) I've worked in wildlife rescue for a while and the first thing everyone has to learn is that sadly you can't save all of them... Here are some tips that might help (in case you're not already doing this I don't mean to lecture you): - weigh them every day to make sure they gain weight properly, if they start losing weight you will know something is not right. just take a bowl an zero it out before weighing the mouse in it - if their bellies bloat, try switching to elektrolyts for a day to not further stress their digestive system. it can also help to mix elektrolytes and milk before going back to only feeding milk (and maybe try to add a little more water to the milk afterwards most of the times this milk isn't meant for mice and that can cause dehydration problems) - To switch from milk to solid food I made the best experience with oats soaked in their milk as a starter. Mice normally start accepting solid foods around the time their eyes are fully opened Keep going!! They are lucky someone is looking out for them :)

[@marzena_1]

I agree with you plus I don't think the solid food was a good idea to start that early. I honestly think that's what caused them to get sick because they are so little and fragile I think it was too early to start introducing solids. She is doing amazing for taking care of them and waking up every 2 to 4 hrs feeding all of them. I feel bad they passed. At least she has the lil girl left. I have a feeling she'll make it with all the love she's getting 😊

[@adyona23]

Great advise, and sadly little ones don't always make it. I think in this case the mice should have been brought to a animal rescue center (if they were willing to take these mice in of course) and leave the care up to professionals. Although I totally understand Hannah's best intentions.

[@picklesdill9138]

@@adyona23 2 things to keep in mind here, Hannah lives in a pretty remote area... there probably isn't someone close by that does that kind of rescue... I personally live 30 minutes from Baltimore and there isn't a rehab center for 2 hours near... they aren't as common as one would think. ALSO, most rehab centers (unless they are specialized) usually wont take in mice and "invasive pests"... When I tried finding a center for a starling in my area... the 2 closest places said they most likely would "humanely euthanize" the bird... same for a opossum I found dead in my backyard, I called animal control to come check for babies and they said I could keep the babies if I wanted to, OR they would "humanely euthanize" them...lucky for us she didn't have babies in her pouch...( i had even called a few opossum rescues for advice, and they all pretty much said the same thing...we need more rescues and to keep helping in hopes of maybe becoming a rescuer yourself...this is how it starts) hope this gives you a little perspective.

[@KalleFlodin]

"I want to delete this snow", I don't know why, but I loved that, haha

[@thatscool1550]

i cracked up too. imma start saying that instead of get rid of or whatever. imma delete this laundry right now. lol

[@sross4933]

that's what i heard, from the thoughts of a videographer

[@sarahfisher6801]

Photoshop for life would be so handy sometimes, lol. :)

[@katheedenny1982]

I moved into my husband's family home that was built in 1937 in 2011. A possum (around 6 weeks old) started hanging out with us. Never tried to touch him or domesticate him, but he thought he was one of my 7 cats. He wouldn't run when I came out on the porch. Charlie lived with us for 5 years. One day we just never saw him again. Possums, in the best of circumstances, usually live no longer than 5, so I gave him a good life. You tried your best but it is real hard to keep babies from the wild alive. I've lost bunnies, squirrels and such. When you rescue them at 3 to 6 weeks old it is a lot easier to have success. So, so sorry for the ones you lost. Bless your heart for caring. You are a wonderful soul. I'm 67 and I love watching your videos. I watch you as a grandmother would a granddaughter. Love, love your strength, independence and heart. Use plexiglass where you removed the plastic. Frame around the plexiglass, and insert it in a way that you can remove when warmer weather appears.

[@lisaplummer8144]

I was my brother’s caregiver for the past almost 7 years. In the last weeks I couldn’t get him to eat or keep food down. It seemed like he was rallying, though, and I was starting to think he would bounce back again but he didn’t. I went to give him breakfast and he looked so peaceful, I thought that he was getting good rest. I kept checking on him and finally got close enough to realize that something was wrong. He died on the way to the hospital. I said all the same things to myself…if I’d just checked on him a little earlier (not just peeked in)…if I’d only tried this or that…but it’s probably not true for either of us. We were doing our very best. My brother would have turned 60 two weeks later. The docs predicted he would only make it to age 8 so he had a pretty good run and who knows what your little mice friend would have gone through if you hadn’t protected and fed them. Thank you for being so vulnerable and raw for us. It was really helpful to me. I’m still processing my brother’s death (February) and hearing you say out loud the things I say in my head just really helps. Thanks again.

[@purplepixie274]

Oh bless you, that is so hard. But say to yourself, what you'd you say to a good friend, and really hear it. You have done an amazing job xx

[@lisaplummer8144]

@@purplepixie274 ❤️❤️❤️

[@sedmidivka]

You gave everything, especially you gave him love and that is the most precious thing you could give someone. My heart ache for you, losing your brother 😢

[@lisaplummer8144]

@@sedmidivka ❤️❤️❤️

[@lisaplummer8144]

@Lets just fight I’m so sorry you went through that. It does sneak up at the least expected moments. Hugs to you.

[@ButtersTheBean]

I'm so sorry about the babies. You did your best and the kindness you showed them is beautiful.

[@scoobydicky9459]

Hey! Didn't expect you here

[@msjossi1035]

Mice that small are very very difficult to keep alive, even for their own mum. So I'm glad you've realised and you're not too hard on yourself. It'll be fun to see what happens next with the other cabin.

[@I-talk-about-tough-topics]

Good point. I was watching a video of a duck with a ton of ducklings the other day (humans helping them cross a busy road to a lake ) and the sheer number of ducklings hammered home how low their chance of survival is. I see it around me too, with the local urban wildlife. I see many of the youngsters not making it.

[@louisev.2776]

I wish it was normal that people feel this way with animals and are there for them. You did an heartwarming job Hannah! you are just an amazing soul!

[@tara6959]

It's not normal? 🥺

[@sarah1930]

@@tara6959 no i feel like people normally would say get over it or oh well :(

[@tara6959]

@@sarah1930 you're probably right. the world is full of cold shallow people. It's what causes me to struggle with depression

[@rina-xs7sz]

same, I wish people were like this 😭

[@rosaliesabine]

You are such a kind soul. So many people would’ve just left those babies on their own. You clearly tried and most importantly cared and showed them love while they were here 💛

[@BethAldermanRochelle]

5:16 this girls compassion, warms my heart! What a kind soul. She is an angel. I wish we had more people like her, in the world. She truly cares and I'm so sorry for the loss of the little mouse, but Hannah did everything humanly possible, and she did it with LOVE! I wish I could give her a hug. (((Hugs)))

[@jenniferhoaglin566]

For the Porch...maybe cut plexy glass to fit. Make frames for them to fit it. Small pieces of wood to turn & lock them in. Not the right terminology I'm sure...lol. But maybe you'll know what I mean.🌝💙

[@letticason8435]

I agree, I thought plexi too that can be put up like storm windows for winter. Bespoke made to fit each and I agree with some locking mechanism to make them stay. I’m so sorry for your tiny little babies to pass but you are absolutely doing your best and that’s more than most people would do with mice. Takes a special human to care for them. Moss yard….. yesss gurl.

[@justyouraverageweirdo]

Yeah, I was thinking the plexy glass too.

[@adrianwintle5284]

Framed plexiglass panels would be my suggestion too. You could also do a similar thing with screening for bug season.

[@amanda-sv7qr]

Agreed - little metal pieces to lock them in would work too. They're called double wing flush clips. Apparently Menards will make custom-sized storm windows too, which would be a pricier but faster option. The added benefit of plexiglass or storm windows would be the ability to reuse them each year and perhaps gain some extra usable time with the porch - similar to a three-season porch.

[@dioze1]

plexi glass idea is good. another idea could be using the plastic and putting lattice over top to prevent the plastic from flapping. would be easily removed for the spring and summer months.

[@nealieanderson512]

Ok don’t laugh or take this the wrong way but you remind me of Cinderella with your little mice and squirrel friends cleaning everything! So cute and sweet!

[@NoDecaf7]

I know right! As soon as she transitioned into the orange dress with the apron, it was real life Cinderella. She's so beautiful 😍

[@NYCNYC-ib6sy]

Hannah, I have been told by a vet that mice have very weak immune systems in the wild...u were so sweet to them...they are in mouse heaven now having a great time.

[@MingWLee]

As a previous mom for a dozen hamsters, I understand how you feel about losing the tiny babies. The first one is always the hardest, but know that it is not entirely you fault. If you could a direct heating lamp above their nest will keep them warm enough, just make sure it is not too close to it though. You are doing whatever you can, Hannah, sometimes things are out of our hand. *hugs*

[@efi4100]

You were not their mom!!!!!!

[@sarahbobara1456]

@@efi4100 ???

[@kristindanan7407]

This is just one of the many reasons why I look forward to watching your channel. I love that you cry over the loss of what most would consider rodents or pests. God loves every creature He creates, as do you. Thank you for being an amazing steward of the littlest of critters. It speaks to your character and capacity for love. From one rescuer to another, I send you love, gratitude, appreciation, and my deepest sympathies.

[@mellyhigg6506]

You gave them the ability to live long enough to know what it feels like to be cared for and loved. ❤️

[@ashleyannrainey]

My heart broke watching you in this video. Please don’t blame yourself or focus on the what ifs. You’re doing amazingly and dedicating your time and changing your entire life schedule for these babies. They are so very lucky that they ended up with you.

[@johngage3789]

I love how you value even the smallest life! You are an inspiration.

[@Heggie42]

So sorry for your losses. Most people wouldn't go to a tenth of the effort you've gone to for those babies but bless you for trying.

[@Arionlappy]

When you post, I cheer for you when you accomplish a task, I yell with you when something is a struggle, I sing and I dance with you as you make your way through the playlist. And today, I brokenheartedly wept with you as you experienced loss. Parasocial relationships are weird, but I appreciate you sharing these videos with us.

[@julesg1973]

You are a wonderful mouse mum! You are doing everything you can to help those babies and death unfortunately is part of life :(

[@CaptKundalini]

"How we deal with death is at least as important as how we deal with life." -Admiral James T. Kirk.

[@Kelseashell]

@@CaptKundalini this was a refreshing quote to read.

[@piahess9738]

Awww sweet lady you tried and did your very best to feed the tiny baby mouse and keep it thriving and living.You gave it the love and caring just like it's Mama would have hun.You should be proud of all your efforts and care you gave to this tiny baby mouse.Loss is hard and I hope your grieving is short over the loss of this sweet baby mouse.Good luck caring for the other three of them.Happy Spring and I love seeing my gladiola bulbs growing now in my garden box.I hope you enjoy watching your flower bulbs grow into beautiful flowers.Be well dear.Love,Honey kitty and ilsa doggie and I.😘🙏🐈🐕❤👍

[@n9iui]

Hannah, years ago I kept a live-captured mouse in a 5 gallon aquarium tank. The entire top was wire mesh, like what you used on part of your mousehouse. At a certain point the mouse (Conrad) got really sick. He looked malnourished and lost a lot of weight. I changed him to a bird cage where he could get more air and his health turned around quickly. Maybe your mices need more air?

[@lucylocket5262]

This is a very good point. Aquarium or anything similar to aquarium is not a good idea as a container for mammals. The only problem with cage I can foresee it that Hannah's baby mice were so tiny they could possibly escape through the wires. As their mum proved, mice are escape artists. Saying that, they didn't have have enough mobility to escape very far.

[@gailn9502]

As a fellow Minnesotan, I totally recognize and feel the joyful leaping that comes with the first warm spring days. Only people who endure long bitter winters can truly understand that feeling with every fiber of their being. It’s an incredible thing! 😍💛

[@FloatingThroughTheRealm]

Michigan. I felt it. The joy of spring is real 💚🌷 and it’s one of the best things ever.

[@michaeltillman1147]

Ok Cinderella. 2 suggestions. Where you stack the firewood between the posts you should probably attach some 2×6's a couple inches off the ground. That will stabilize the posts so they aren't pushed out and also allow air flow while making it less appealing for pests. Also on that wonderful new bench (that I love BTW) if you add a scrap board onto the bottom of the two sets of legs on the end it'll keep them from sinking into soft ground while keeping them dryer. That way they don't rot in a couple years. Sorry for the loss of the new pets. You still remind me of a Disney princess with all the animals on this video though lol... 😎

[@elizabethannwest646]

To be there suggestions are darn good sound advice.

[@stoneydrey3418]

Ik this is a sad video but I laughed at “ok Cinderella” 😭😭

[@donnaward8302]

Hannah, sweet girl...Please 🥺 know that it is ok to grieve, however, be careful not to take on guilt! You really tried with Love and nurturing in your ❤️ You are so Lovely 🌹

[@Mountain_lolo]

Storm windows. My dad used to use a single pane framed glass on our cabin. Every winter he simply nailed them up on the outside. Took them off in spring. Worked well. Might be able to ask your local window store if the have something like that. Or they have a better option.

[@TheBrunetteinBloom]

you’re such a kind and beautiful person, hannah. my heart broke for you during the baby mice parts but you tried your absolute best to nourish and raise them but sometimes things like this happen. thank you for respecting the lives of these tiny creatures…it’s beautiful to watch. i look forward to your videos every week💚

[@inchw0rm]

i understand your pain, i helped my mom take care of baby parakeets and it was really sad when a couple of them didnt make it even though we knew it could happen:( you have a great heart for doing your best to care for them, its such an emotional and fragile thing

[@kathys7648]

hannah it just breaks my heart hearing the guilt you feel over their passing. my cat Frank passed last week so suddenly and it’s so hard not to feel guilty wondering if there was something you could’ve done differently. it’s so so important to remember that you did everything in your power to give them another chance. We tend to humanize animals, and it’s hard understanding how nature can run it’s course like that. It doesn’t make the loss any less painful, but it was sadly their time to go. But they passed being loved and cared for, and that’s what matters in the end. ❤️

[@mikeduda3173]

I applaud your efforts. They had NO chance without you. You're a compassionate soul.

[@mitchwhedon5565]

so sorry for your loss Hannah.you gave it 120 present that's what makes it so very sad.i can tell you something hannah you have a good heart ang you definitely will be a great mom some day god bless you the runt will live

[@BabyBatsBuddiesofAustralia]

This was such a hard video to watch as I've been there before. I as a carer have had training and have done rescuing for over 13 years. I lost a baby last year from the unknown and one this year by a bite he got. It's never easy and we can what if ourselves forever. We never know if the mothers leave them because of their death or something is wrong with the babies. You did a wonderful job and the biggest thing they were loved. Not all animals get that they were very lucky. I've never posted a comment on another KZbin Channel before but your kindness really touched me.

[@caseylawless3454]

Hannah, you are a rare gem for even trying! I remember having the same reaction when I found out my sisters husband had found a rats nest and they just left the nest out in the cold with no shelter from the elements. They all died and I felt the utmost guilt for not trying to get to them sooner! All life, to me, is worth the try! No matter how big or, in this case, small. Please be gentle with yourself and try to realize you did everything you could! I know! Easier said than done. Sending you and all those little ones love and light🧡

[@vallovesnature8449]

You gave those precious babies food, shelter, & love. May the angels fly their sweet souls home🌈❤️

[@thexxit]

I was crying with you. Being a mom or a foster mom isn't easy and there is heartbreak. You're doing the absolute best for them and that's all you can do. It's so easy to play the "what if" game but there are an infinite amount of "what ifs." Your heart is big and those little guys will remember that.

[@joythompson610]

So sorry for your loss. Sending love, and hugs to you. It’s not your fault.😘❤️

[@dalohdi6765]

I just Love to see that there are more people out there like me, crying over the loss of a mouse. What a good person you are!

[@brookepalmer1111]

Aww I am literally crying with you! You have such a big heart! You gave them a chance that they didn't have!! Dont be too hard on yourself Hannah. Such a sweet soul 💛

[@liberatedlioness6478]

Wow...watching your last 2 videos really helped me to connect more deeply to compassion for all things. I have always seen mice/rats (rodents) as destructive, terrorizing and disease carrying beings. At least that's the only way I have every experienced them. I realize, all they're doing is trying to survive in a world that can be very hard to make it in when you're part of the minority. I have a greater appreciation for all life and I am deeply moved by the love that you demonstrated in trying to keep all the mice alive after the mom's abandonment, which too is probably natural for mom mice....not sure. Thanks for the lessons and opportunities that I have received from your videos Hannah. All the best with Spring projects at your cabin.

[@lajdemarashi5460]

Hannah YOU have a heart of gold to care for those baby mice 🐭 most people would not even bother this world is so much better with you hopefully more people wake up to Humanity hang in there sweetheart 👍

[@HELLinaaaa]

Hannah, my pet mice died while I was cleaning their cage outside, though in the shade I think the heat stressed them out and my boy died, I think his mate was so distraught she died from shock. It happened in the BLINK of an eye I lost my two babies. The fact that you tried and were so caring to what some would consider a pest is so kind and really shows your gentle nature. Best of luck from moving on from this, you did all that you could!

[@r.j.b.1645]

Alternative to plastic over windows are “storm windows”; removable in spring. So enjoying your vlog!

[@philbisi2057]

And plexiglass will let it more light. At least until they get foggy.

[@lauragiletti]

I was thinking the same thing. Plexi with a wooden frame to make it easier to remove and replace. Can be as fancy or plain as you like.

[@rosemurphyart9656]

This is a little late, I know. But I have to say that because of you, those little baby creatures were cared for so gently, and they were loved! Not only by you but many of your viewers. How fortunate and special their little lives were-compared to not having you around! You’re amazing! 💗💗💗

[@kellypruitt2362]

I know how you feel. We lost 2 a month ago, we still have 2 and we are about to release. We gave the 2 a nice burial and will remember them always. It’s crazy how attached we get to the smallest things. Thanks for sharing

[@bethwilt3483]

Aww sweetie you tried beyond most people's comprehension. Please don't think you didn't try hard enough. Sending hugs! Spring is here and hopefully no more snow. Enjoy the outdoors.

[@wendyjohnson2366]

I don’t think they are old Enough to eat food yet but keeping them a live this long is a miracle!!! You’ve done your best

[@aliveandfiddling]

Oh Hannah. I have rescued horses and sheep and all other critters for years, and I am crying with you over these tiny and important deaths. I am so sorry. Sending love to you for your compassion and courage and enormous heart.

[@nancyjohnson9013]

I like you hannahleeduggan. You are compassionate, industrious, free spirited - amazing. I am now a subscriber. I must say not many people would even try to save baby mice invading their home. I am rooting for Despero. I think he may have your spirit which will enable him to thrive. I hope so. You are both in my thoughts & prayers.

[@lisah1781]

Oh Hannah, you tender hearted sweet lady, my heart goes out to you. When you were crying I just wanted to give you a long "momma hug" and remind you that you have been doing everything you can for those babies, but sometimes life is too fragile for us to help. 😟❤️

[@chrissyd4279]

Aww I'm so sorry about the mice, my dear. I'm the same way with animals. I spent hours crying over my fish, Templeton, passing away in college. I'm grateful you. The world needs more people with big hearts like you.

[@hilkolieberwerth3495]

Dear Hannah, I don't usually react to your video's, never the less I've seen about all of them. However, observing your troubles keeping the baby mice alive I just had to give you some words of comfort. I don not know any person this dedicated to some baby animals that mostly give trouble when they grow up. I admire and deeply respect your patience, care and love for those who need it the most. Keeping newborn mice alive is something even the mother mouse has troubles with and I think you did an outstanding job! The loss of the mice is not, and I repeat: NOT your fault at all! I hope the sun will be shining bright every new day in your live as spring is yelling out loud. I can't wait 'till the next vlog!

[@TheGoofball77]

Oh Hannah my heart hurts for you. you’ve done such a good job with the mice 💕 wish I could give you a big hug.

[@kristij4733]

I have been in bed the past 7 days with COVID, then depression from being bed ridden.. vicious cycle. Anyway I spent the last days of bed catching up on the last 10 or so videos I hadn’t watched. This one got me up outta bed. You’re the best medicine for my mental health. Thank you for who you are!

[@SigneofHorses]

I was so worried for you being devastated when a mouse babe would die. It so hard keeping them alive when they are that young. I’m also in love with the dress and apron🥰😍

[@teresakryvenchuk6205]

Oh I am so 😞 😔 😟 🙁 😥 for your lose. You are such a caring and kind person. When we loose our pets it hurts. I know you put 100% trying to take care of the mice. You did your best .

[@JuletJulet]

You're such a sweet soul. Your tender heart towards these mice shows me how kind and compassionate you are. I'm a kind person too but not sure I'd be so loving and giving to mice. I love your videos too, we never know what to expect ♡

[@cathyogilvie81]

Hey Hannah, I’m sorry about the mice. I cried with you. They were lucky you cared enough to even try and didn’t just dismiss them as vermin. Thank you for caring. You have a beautiful soul 😊

[@btdoe3259]

Wonderful to see a person understanding how precious a life is. Take care ❤

[@ahoward3819]

When you are exhausted from getting up every 4 hours for days your emotions are raw. This coming from someone that has fostered all different kinds of animals. I would always be sure they stay warm- heating pad on low and always with a towel between them and the pad. You tried and you did good. ❤️

[@acrooktoacastle]

You have the kindest and purist soul I have ever seen. You remind me there are great people in this world. And they have big hearts for all people and animals. You make me honestly want to be a better person lol. I’m a nurse and it’s easy to be cynical. But since watching you I have this sort of calm in my life. And it’s beautiful to watch. Keep going boo! Your amazing. And I’m sorry for your loss 💕

[@teecee9113]

I am so, so, so sorry for your loss. It's never easy. But what you did was wonderful. You gave them a chance. And showed them love & compassion. So glad the little girl/runt survived. ♥️

[@emilyerickson6871]

Oh Mama my heart hurts so bad for you. The sleep deprivation and the tininess of them is so difficult, I can't imagine 😔 you will learn so much living out there and having the heart you have ❤️

[@andrewowen754]

You went above and beyond to rear those baby mice. It wasn't your fault so don't be so hard on yourself. You are a lovely compassionate human being and in todays world it is refreshing to see. My wife and I look forward to the van trips to release the mice as we both think mice are adorable. We love your videos. Keep up the good work.

[@katiehill8357]

Oh Hannah💔 Oh my heart. I literally sobbed watching this. I am crying with you. I'm so sorry you lost the babies. Sending you giant hugs❤💕You have such a beautiful caring heart and soul. You did the best you could. The babies might have died even if the mama mouse was taking care of them. You are amazing. Love you so much💕💖✨

[@medievaldruidess]

Sweetie you have done nothing wrong with the little babies. You are a truly wonderful person just for taking them on. A lot of people wouldn’t care. You are doing your very very best, and that is all anyone can ask of you. I used to raise bunnies, and had babies die too sometimes. I know it's hard. Sometimes there's just something wrong that we can't see. I hope this helps. 🦋 keep being you.

[@tiffanyhenry8442]

You could get some plexiglass "storm windows" to put up over the screens, that's what my grandma did on her 3 season porch. Just get some plexiglass cut to size (maybe label them?) And build frames on the porch windows so that when it gets cold or windy or stormy you can just go out and pop the removable windows in 🤷

[@juli.strange9988]

Yes! That would be super nice

[@FarmergirlJess]

Best mom ever

[@alyssascalise6974]

Ah Hannah, I cried with you. It's so lovely to witness such concern and kindness for another little being. Also, I loved the messyness of the video. It feels more realistic, considering life is messy. Sending you and Despero love. 💕

[@janinesimao1324]

Aloha, I just finished watching your video. I cried with you. You have a beautiful heart. I pray that you always stay safe. You truly spare me with all your project you have. Aloha God bless you❤️

[@rachelknibbs4998]

You did an amazing job as a mouse momma when you needed to. You saved them from having a more unpleasant passing and they had lots of love while they were here. Sending hugs

[@maryd1495]

Hannah, you did a marvelous job. Mama ran and knew the odds. You did the impossible and are incredible. Thank you for caring for the little souls. ❤

[@daleloope6521]

You are a good mommy!!! Spring is springing!! Hanna you have an amazing heart!! RIP Little One

[@Verovero04]

You’re such a strong, beautiful, compassionate soul. You’re living this amazing adventure, and you work so hard. You’re inspirational. I hope that for every stupid comment, you get 100 nice ones. I hope that eventually you only get support. You deserve to have only support and love come your way! You’re an amazing, AMAZING soul.❤️❤️

[@etmorto]

im going trough a tough time rn, breakup, returning to my moms house and just really tired but your videos somehow keep me calm and entertained, thank you

[@P.Eek12]

❤️

[@bethgipsonbrady6618]

Stay strong. You will see light at the end of the tunnel.

[@flowergirl8760]

Hannah, I'm worried your tree might be planted to deeply. It needs to be planted just so water doesn't pool around its base, to plant a little higher is better. Best of luck! I love your garden and watching you inspires me to get on my own projects! My yard is looking great because of you and I'm less fearful of power tools now!!!❤

[@fiona8452]

😢 oh my goodness you are the sweetest young lady. You are a beautiful soul ✌🏼💚

[@captainpearly3994]

You put in such an effort to take good care if them an then have them kick the bucket on you. Sometimes we just don't know. It was so touching to see how much you invested in trying and they did get pretty active. You could take them to have an autopsy if it would make you feel better. At least you'd know why. Enjoy your late spring, Hannah. Good projects ahead to take your mind off the sad little buggers. Because of your tackling just about everything in your cabin, I am going to paint every room in my house. All the stuff I need to do it is and has been sitting on my floor , me looking at it thinking this will be the day I start. I wish I had your get up and go.

[@Ashlee1985]

You're such a good person, Hannah. You did what you could. They were so loved!

[@Ski7440]

Sorry your little baby mice died. You did such a caring job up in the night for hours feeding them. You did all u cld to save them Hannah. Glad spring has come at your beautiful home in the woods, Wish I had such a wonderful place to live, best wishes from England .

[@abbeytannatt4426]

Thank you for being so caring and kind to the little mice

[@mallorytaylor6203]

We’re kindred spirits in more ways than one. Finding deceased anything is never easy but there’s just something extra crushing when they’re animals. Perhaps it’s their innocence. I will legit weep at the sign of death in any and all. I found a deceased rat in my alley recently and although they’re pests, something they have ZERO control over, they’re still life. I provided it a proper burial, again something I do for all found wildlife. Even sprinkled flower petals atop its body before filling in the hole. This insanely gentle, compassionate and nurturing side of you can often be rare to find in individuals nowadays so NEVER lose it! Sending big hugs your way!! 🤍

[@Learningeveryday27]

We are so proud of you thank you for all you do !

[@barbaranoonan9225]

Hanna! we used to have a house on the Jersey shore with a screened in porch, but when it rained the room and everything in it would get wet! We bought pieces of 1X1 wood and made 2 frames (top and Bottoms} for each window. Then we bought what they call J channel, used for siding on a house and screwed it to each window to use as a track for your frames to fit into. Then stapled heavey duty clear plastic from at that time from Walmart, used to cover table clothes, you buy it by the yard ! We were then able to open either the top of each window or the bottoms! Well just let me tell you we lost our house because of super storm Sandy but the screened in porch and every window went undamged! It work out great! In the winter when it ws freezing outside that room because of the windows and sun shine never went under 40 degrees! Cheap and easy!

[@barbaranoonan9225]

Buy the way the windows are called Double Hung! I couldn"t think of it before!

[@ericpohlman5131]

I mentioned this before, however I will mention it again: Fill a sock with dry rice and microwave or heat it up in some way and place it with the babies. They need their mothers warmth. Otherwise, they will all die.

[@mishka.a]

up!

[@louaguado995]

doesn't she have a heater next to their bed?

[@stephanie8326]

@@louaguado995 I do remember her saying she placed a heated blanket under the cage too

[@sarahfisher6801]

When you were upset and crying, I just wanted so badly to reach through the screen and give you a big fat hug. Not only was it a sad moment to start with but to see someone that is almost always smiling hurting so badly, my heart hurt for you.

[@y..k3365]

hi very well where is this is pleace

[@littlecousin8716]

I always look forward to your Videos. I just love them so much. I feel like They Show me the beauty of life and calm me down so much. So, thank you alot!

[@lori....4816]

Aww so sorry...we just had 2 kittens 5 weeks old pass and they were so healthy and chubby and playing one day and within 2 days one passed and 6 days later the other one. We were devastated and the worst is not knowing WHY. I've had cats my whole life and never lost any so young. You did your best but things happen beyond our control . RIP little ones

[@danielwalker26]

Sometimes I wish it would get cold enough to snow where I live in central California. But then I see people having to deal with snow and I tell myself I can visit the snow if I really want to see it.

[@scoobydicky9459]

You have a kind heart, I love you. May the cute little one's soul rests in peace, may it be reincarnated as a peaceful being.

[@marissastarcher6183]

It’s always a good day when Hannah posts. 🤗

[@vph306]

Is one video every two weeks now the new thing? If that was ever announced I missed it.

[@paige6028]

Hannah I am so very sorry for your loss. I honestly can't even get beyond saying that without breaking down as I feel & know your pain. Idk if your settings are turned on to not allow posting of other links but I did find a few temporary seasonal porch enclosures for your cabin. I can email the links to you. Thank you for being such a beautiful human. Sending you hugs & best wishes for a healing heart. 💖

[@raskasha]

For next winter, I would recomment that you measure and make Plexi-glass panels for your porch window. No more flapping, and would also keep the moisture out. Just a thought. I put in this comment before I finished your video, so if you mention it in the rest of the video, I am a goof. I am sorry about the loss of your baby mice. They were lucky to have had you. God bless!

[@ashleylanda3316]

love as someone who rescues kittens and has had to go through lots of deaths, I have learned that were not always meant to save a life. Sometimes were suppose to give them the love and security they wouldn't of had and to help the pass on. You did an amazing job even if you feel like you failed. You sacrificed a lot for those babies.

[@bigpop-popsmurf]

Hannah, you always bring tears to just how kind hearted and compassionate you are. You are amazing and with all my respect, you are as beautiful inside as you are outside. You know, if this world's population were like you by just a fraction, can you even comprehend how beautiful this planet would be? From one person to another, I do love you and you hold a part of my heart. Thank you for all you do for everyone and for your little part in the wild. Please be safe in all you do and for all you seek in this world. Your sharing of your connection to earth in the way you see it, well it takes all of my stress away and I sometimes watch your videos over and over because of the peace you bring me as well as others. May God bless you and watch over you in all you do. You are a true hero for your super power of kindness, care and love for others. Again, God bless you Hannah, 💝 Johnny Austin

[@Marley0425]

I cried immediately when I saw you cry. You were an hero angel to those baby mice and did all you could! Be so proud of yourself!

[@liannehoenderboom1018]

instead of that tarp or plastic around the porch: (I'm just guessing you'd like to keep it see through, to let the light in and such?) maybe something with plexi glass (same kind of stuff you used for your mouse "cage")?

[@SkySpiral8]

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[@Tora_74]

Awww Honey, I am so sorry for the loss. You did everything for the babies, but that is life. When you feed then by hand, do not hold them on their back. The food can go wrong and that makes respiratory illness easy.

[@gogo-word]

Yes, Plexiglas with frames will give you see-thru and are reusable every year. Last winter I found out mice love raw oatmeal. They snubbed many foods but devoured the oatmeal packets. Love the long peasant dress. It would be perfect for a Renaissance Fair. Oh, and moss is a bit finicky to transplant. It needs moisture and some shade. The only way I had success with it was in a terrarium... Basically a jar. Use soil, the moss, and create a fairy garden. (For indoors.) Enjoy the 🌷 🌷 🌷 🌷 🌷 🌷 🌷 🌷

[@wtmfd5461]

Yes!I put "vinyl curtains" on my porch this winter....I of course measured them pretty badly,but they still work great.They come with buttons and you can actually remove them in the spirng and its not expensive