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Dawn, I'm sorry your parents aren't able to come for Thanksgiving. Do they live far away? Did they say why they're not coming? It really sounds like you want their support. I'm sorry they're not able to give it to you. I'll pray that they have a change of heart if it's meant to be.
Anne & Adrianne, I feel so bad for you..it must be so difficult to face further 'losses'... We have cat called 'Tiger' here a really majestic chap and animals r really like little babies, so I feel for you both. Dolly, Brandon is always within reach.. believe that.. you will never lose him nor he you. I know how futile words sound but the heart knows better...listen to it in the silence of your heart and you will find yourself cocking your head to hear more.. hope i make some sense.
Dolly Brandon did not leave you, he would never leave you. Listen to your heart and you'll hear him.
Anne & Adrianne, I'm so sorry. I have two dogs that give me so much comfort and love. HUGS! For some of us our pets are our children too.
I had to put our loving, smiling, loyal friend, and gatekeeper Zero to sleep today. I held him in my arms along with my husband, and the vet gave him the injection. I wondered why it hurt so bad seeing as I have already lost 2 of my children? It did hurt. It hurt like hell. Even though there was pain today, I did validate my knowing that burying my children was, and will always be the worst pain I have or ever will feel. There's no getting around the pain. It's going to come and go no matter what. It's so sad when the pet you love, and care for has to die. My heart has another piece broken off. After I grieve, I will pick up the piece, and glue it back into place. Zero was the last animal left that was around when Ben was alive, so it feels like an ending of sorts. Another chapter has ended. When Zero took his last breath, I felt my heart hit the floor. I did ask God to be with me today, and I also asked for a little extra strength. He did both for me. When they put Zero in the body bag I thought my knees would give out. It brought back the memories of the day I held my own son in a bag just like it. I wanted to run out of the vets office. Instead I stood there just staring. When they put Zeros body on the stretcher, it took a few moments to come back to reality, but I did. I have now cried as hard as I possibly can, and then I prayed once more. I needed to share this here. Peace to all, and Rest in Peace my beautiful Zero!
Yes Teresa, it must have felt so soothing to get a message at the exact correct time that you need it..that's another thing I think about ..how the timing is kind of perfect when a 'contact; is felt..its sorely needed,,,I feel more needy now and more scared than I ever felt b4..kind of clingy and weak..ughhhh.. wonder why..
Teresa, it seems like you were blessed with a wonderful dream about Michael...and I LOVE the cloud story. I agree that he was showing you he's OK.
I only had the one dream of Michael shortly after he passed. it was him driving by holding up the peace sign with his fingers smiling. One day while laying on my bed crying my eyes out I swore I smelled him. The other night I was on my deck crying when I looked up to the clouds and swore I seen "Mike" written in the clouds. I didn't run to get the camera because I was afraid it would fade away, so I stood there until it did. To me that was Michael letting me know he is here.
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