No words for it actually. Overwhelming Grief I guess is at the top of the list.
I'm going to lose my dog soon and I also have to make it happen.
I'm not doing well physically either at this time so it's exacerbating the negativity in my world at the moment.
I'm going to lose my dog soon and I also have to make it happen.
I'm not doing well physically either at this time so it's exacerbating the negativity in my world at the moment.
While I haven't many (helpful) words... the one reading I have (hesitate to use the word, "enjoy" or 'enjoyed' as that has
not been an apt. or accurate description) found beneficial? Useful? Helpful? I don't know what I've found it - but it's helped
in terms of some different forms of connection to the, for lack of a better word, phenomenon of grief. And the more conventional ways in which we traditionally are expected to cope with it, and so on in this, or our, society.
Should such a resource, at some point in the future be of (any) use to you. I'll leave it here. Keeping in mind, my progression is much
further along (& different then) than yours.
Also don't know, how helpful (or not) it would be, for someone who has worked in your profession. Given that it was written by a
Hospital Chaplain.
I hope the best for you & your dog, @Livelife ~
"As Long As You Need." (Permission To Grieve)
by J. S. Park




