Saying Goodbye: Moving Forward After the Loss of a Pet
About
As pet owners, we love our pets, and we would do anything for them. But what do you do when your pet dies from old age, illness, or some other unforeseen event? If you are looking for a way for you, or your family, or both to heal, then look no further?
When you lose a beloved companion it’s not always clear what you should do to manage the physical and emotional triggers that will surely surface.
You spent a lot of time with your beloved pet, now that they are gone what adjustments do you and your family need to make? How do you prepare for physical and emotional triggers?
How do you foster inclusivity within your family? How do I get professional and social support? Look no further, the answers to these questions and more can be found inside the book:
Saying Goodbye: Moving Forward After the Loss of a Pet.
This book has proven methods and strategies to help individuals and families heal. The book shares and provides personal experiences and professional resources that can be implemented by anyone in need of support, understanding, and a path forward.
You’ve said goodbye to your beloved companion and did all you could for them. Now it’s time for you to learn how to live without them. If you are ready to move forward, past emotional and physical triggers and into peace and solace then look no further....
Praise for this book
When I lost my cat Skeeter last year, I was overwhelmed with grief. I had no idea there were so many resources for those of us with a deep familial love for our animals at the time.
Juan Williams shares his heartwarming stories about his beloved beagle, which I found deeply relatable and comforting in my own journey of pet loss. This book is full of great ideas to help families move through their individual grieving experiences. I recommend it!
I lost my beloved Kobe a few years ago to heart failure. The feeling was nothing less than devastation and it still hurts. Anyone who says its just a pet doesn't understand and has never felt the love of a dog. This book brought back those pains but also helped me with the healing process and to know I'm not alone.
In reading this short, but insightful little book, I learned that the way I process grief has been mainly through denial. The part that talks about signs of denial resonated with me quite a bit.
This also helped me to see all the little memorials that my partner put up for our lost pet. At first those memorials upset me, and I could never quite understand or accept them. But this book gave me a new insight on that subject, and I feel it is easier to be more understanding and tolerant of others coping strategies, and hopefully improve mine too!