Does loosing a pet hurt more than loosing a family member? This is something that I’ve heard quite a lot from my members and those who call in to our hotline. “It hurts more when I lost them than it did when I lost my family member”. We’re going to talk today about this grief …
A Record Of Who Has Been Loved I was reading a very influential character that I quote from a lot this week and I thought I’d share it you: “If there ever comes a day when we can’t be together, Keep me in your heart; I’ll stay there forever.” ~ Winnie The Pooh This is …
Putting Things Away What we can do with the leftover things that they used to use. Like their food bowl, beds, and toys. Some people find comfort in looking at those object while other people need to get it out of site. The short answer is that both ways are 100% correct. If looking at …
A Record Of Who Has Been Loved This week I’m re-using a quote that I still love. Grief isn’t a record of what isn’t here anymore; it’s a record of who is still here. I’m fond of saying that those we’ve lost are still with us and that grief isn’t an emotion; it’s a collection …
July 4th, 2021 This week I stumbled upon a screenshot I took a while ago with a quote that got me thinking. The love that we get from our pets, we get from no other source! That’s unconditional love; it’s hard to find, and when we do, it’s the greatest treasure we’ll ever know to …
Animals are always in our souls. This week I was looking into the root definitions of words, doing my own research, when I stumbled upon a derivation of the word animal. Animal derives from the Greek word Anima, which means soul. I’m sure many of you can join me in saying just how right that …
A Little More On Guilt Guilt is pervasive. But it doesn’t have to be. Let’s talk more about what we can do to help.
Isolation Isolation means something different when we’re grieving. There’s being alone, and then there’s being alone while grieving. That’s a different feeling. If you’re interested in any of our services, let’s get started today. You’ve suffered enough.
Accute Loneliness
It’s the little things. It’s the little things that we notice the most when our pets are gone. The lost routines, the toys found underneath furniture months later, they all seem to remind us of what we’ve lost. Let’s talk about that a little together today.
