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We didn’t think he would make it through the night: He kept asking for “Murphy…” — but no one knew who that was

“We didn’t think he’d make it through the night.” He was very ill—low oxygen, high fever, barely conscious. But through it all, he kept whispering one name: “Murphy… Murphy…” We thought it might be a son or old friend. But when asked, he softly said:
“My good boy… I miss my good boy.”

We called his daughter. Her voice broke: “Murphy is his 13-year-old Golden Retriever. We left him at my brother’s while Dad’s in the hospital.” After some effort, the nurse managed to bring Murphy in. A few hours later, the dog entered the room—calm, loyal, tail wagging. When he saw his owner, he walked up and laid his head gently on his chest.

Walter opened his eyes and smiled. He whispered: “Murphy… did you find her?” Confused, his daughter…

“We didn’t think he’d make it through the night.” He was very ill—low oxygen, high fever, barely conscious. But through it all, he kept whispering one name: “Murphy… Murphy…” We thought it might be a son or old friend. But when asked, he softly said:
“My good boy… I miss my good boy.”

We called his daughter. Her voice broke: “Murphy is his 13-year-old Golden Retriever. We left him at my brother’s while Dad’s in the hospital.” After some effort, the nurse managed to bring Murphy in. A few hours later, the dog entered the room—calm, loyal, tail wagging. When he saw his owner, he walked up and laid his head gently on his chest.

Walter opened his eyes and smiled. He whispered: “Murphy… did you find her?” Confused, his daughter asked, “Who’s ‘her’?”
Walter replied: “He found her in the snow… when no one believed me.”

He told us about Lizzie, a troubled teen who went missing years ago. Everyone gave up—but Walter and Murphy didn’t. One day, Murphy barked near a ditch… and they found her alive.

Days later, after the story was shared, a woman messaged:
“My name was Lizzie. I think that’s me.”

She came with her daughter and hugged Walter.
“I wouldn’t be here without you.”
Walter smiled and said:
“It was Murphy.”

When Walter passed, Murphy lay beside him one last time.

At the funeral, Lizzie said:
“Murphy found me twice.”

A stone was placed:
“Murphy – Guardian Angel. Good boy, forever.”

Sometimes, one loyal heart can change everything.
Have you ever had a “Murphy” in your life?

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