Grief over losing a pet is a deeply felt experience that many people face, often feeling disenfranchised when their emotions are not recognized by others. Beth Bigler's book, "Honoring Our Animals: 365 Meditations for Healing after Pet Loss," provides a compassionate resource for those dealing with this pain. Bigler emphasizes that grief is an evolving relationship rather than a conclusion, helping pet owners navigate their feelings and maintain the connection with their deceased companions. The book aims to validate and articulate these feelings, allowing individuals to feel less alone in their grief journey.
Pet loss grief is a deeply disenfranchised grief—profound and life-altering, yet often ignored, minimized, or misunderstood. Guardians are often surprised by its intensity.
This book gives language and space to pet loss grief. It offers a daily way to feel seen, to feel less alone, and to remember your relationship can continue.
Grief is not an end but part of an ongoing relationship. True healing comes from honoring that lasting connection with our pets even in their absence.
Guardians are often left feeling isolated when the world doesn't acknowledge their pain. This book helps validate those feelings and offers compassionate support.
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