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Grieving

Whether a dog dies, is lost or stolen, or must be placed in a new home, this is the place to gather together to give and receive love and support when you experience the loss of a beloved dog.

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Member Since
05/17/2013

Barked: Fri May 17, '13 7:04pm PST


	Lost my Oreo too. It's been two weeks now. This is so hard!

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Cleo (In- Memory)

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Barked: Sat May 18, '13 6:11pm PST


	Just take it a day at a time. There is no route map.. no schedule. It doesn't matter when it was.. it will still catch up to you at times. It doesn't get "easier" .. It becomes "different" That is how we can then start to go forward. Its a place most of here have been... and its a place people on this site understand. Remember this though.... love doesn't die... memories don't die.. our loved one may leave us physically.. but they are in our heart and soul always... Paw prints on the heart NEVER... EVER ... fade. So... grieve as you must.. but remember the most important thing CELEBRATE the LIFE. Death hath no dominion over Joy and Love. Love and HUGSSSSSSSSSSSSS