Helpful Words for the Confusing Stages of Grief

In talking over the years with many grieving pet owners in the early stages of grief, one of the most common questions throughout these conversations is "how do I come to accept the horrific reality of what 'is', and move forward in my life without being stopped and controlled by the "pit-of-the-stomach" pain that is relentlessly there?"

There are no clear-cut answers, but as we each share pieces of our journeys through the maze of grief, we help each other forward to feeling like we're living again.This blog entry speaks to this in a very positive way.

Grief. A Complicated Word!

In love & respect for all creatures,

Colleen

Comments

[Pet Store]

It is true. But I don't seem to grief whenever my pet has its needs of attention. :) She is very behave and very brave at the same time. So she plays rarely. :)

[how to train your puppy]

I think this post speaks of a positive way.

[hamster]

Thanks for this great post. I think title is enough to identify the content.

[Pet Tags]

We all deal with grief in different ways when we lose our pets. The most important part is to eventually let go.

[Homeowner Insurance]

This is such an inspiring post. It is natural for us to grief for our beloved pet.

[Pet Urns]

This is an really good post. Our pet becomes an family member for us and derserves it.

[dog training collars]

This post has an positive way to it and i commend the author for it. Thanks you very much.

[dog doors]

The title speaks everything. Thank you for sharing.

[bark collar]

Great write up, I am really touched.

[dog clicker training]

You have touched everyone with your words. Thank for sharing it with us.

[Playmobil Bunnies]

That's really heart warming. Thanks for the touching words.

[JAA]

Very nicely written, and beautifully spoken.