Gratifying and Fulfilling Despite the Pain of Loss
When your pet dies, their memory continues to live on, it’s like you’re having a spouse, children, friends, or family who knew your pet and don’t be afraid to take some time to give some preferred memories or funny stories with them. The deep sorrow that caused by death doesn’t have to be a solitary event and letting your feelings out can help you appreciate the joy that your pet added to your life. This can be especially helpful for families with children because the pet’s death is often the first experience in many children have with the concept of permanent loss and the experience can be very troubling. Tell your child what happened with plain and clear language, avoiding indirect words and encourage them to ask as many questions as necessary. If they seem particularly sad, comfort them and urge them to share stories and thoughts to help manage the grieving process on pet memorials Gold Coast . Sharing and remembering the good times to your child can bond together over love instea