One Year After Pet Loss
The anniversary of a year after pet loss can stir up a lot of emotions, some that had not gone far and others that had faded a bit.
The anniversary of a year after pet loss can stir up a lot of emotions, some that had not gone far and others that had faded a bit.
Coping with pet loss grief can feel like a maze of complex emotions. Loss enters your life like a whirlwind and does not come with a manual or road map.
Everyday items become a tangible connection to your pet’s memory after loss. It’s normal to question, what should I do with my pet’s stuff after they’re gone?
When grief settles in after a long day, nighttime after pet loss can be tough. Even when you make it through one night, you know another is coming tomorrow.
Self-care after pet loss isn’t just about physical and emotional wellness, it is also heart-care and soul-care. A non-negotiable part of your survival kit.
Returning to work after pet loss can feel like an overwhelming mix of emotions: dread, anxiety, exhaustion, even resentment that the world expects you to carry on as if nothing has changed.