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![]() Group: Pet Lovers Posts: 496 Joined: 6-November 04 From: Lynden, Wa Member No.: 548 ![]() |
The breakdowns I have are sure not as intense as the begining, but none the less as time moves on I find My Moose's hair on different places, dinner time is hard because everyone had a place they sat, Moose and Gato right in front of the coffee table, a bite for me a bite for you and you. Not to many times I've eaten dinner lately without crying, just putting the leftovers in the garbage is sad. It has been 6wks today Moose left this world, this site has helped me grieve. After my parents died I kept so busy, I did'nt grieve to the deepest extent like I have lately, it came out 3yrs later with panic attacks, sweats, my doctor had told me I was going through post stress from losing my parents and changing to a new city so fast, I thought I was doing okay but I really wasnt. This time I still fight it (the acceptance) but I cry alot more, I still have more grief to pour out of my soul. I miss my boy so much, he was my greatest joy, my life. Pamela
-------------------- Moose, you were a gift for my heart and my soul. I am so thankful to have had you. I love you forever My Mooser.1995-2004
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![]() Group: Moderators Posts: 845 Joined: 24-March 04 From: Maine Member No.: 274 ![]() |
So sorry for your pain!!
I guess it's all part of the process, and the intensity of the grief is necessary (some of it is "delayed" but overall it does lessen over time). We're all here for you. Keep sharing. You're in my prayers, Kathy -------------------- Compassion for all animals. www.earthlings.com
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