"Who Else Wants To Move Forward Through The Grief of Pet Loss... Rather Than Sitting And Crying Helplessly?" You'll Have Instant Help To Get You Through The Turmoil, Sadness, and Tears
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You'll find glimmers of hope when you learn:
- The "when's" and "how's" of your relationship with your pet. You'll feel comforted when you use this worksheet Robin gives you. (Page 23)
- How deep is your love for your pet? The answer may surprise you...and warm your heart. (Page 33)
- Who your pet really was. When you finish this exercise, you'll know all about your pet's personality, breed, health, and what made them a good pet. You'll even know what some good rescue organizations are. (Page 41)
- Do you sometimes forget your pet is gone -- only to suddenly remember that they are, and then you break down crying? This is totally normal and is part of the denial stage of grief. You'll get an action plan to work through this. (Page 49)
- Are you racked with guilt because you feel like there was something you could have done to make your pet live longer and happier? Robin reveals why guilt is harming you unnecessarily - which is not what your pet would have wanted. She works with you to find out the underlying irrational belief that's causing your guilt. (Page 93) Then Robin reveals the exact steps to erase your guilt. (Page 98)
- How to have your pet die with dignity, in comfortable conditions with the people they love...through hospice care. Hospice is a familiar program for humans who want a sense of calm and safety during their final moments. Now animal hospice care is more widely available, and you'll learn the exact steps to take if you want to pursue this humane option. (Page 109)
- After you've worked through the stages of grief, there's a little known but highly-needed way to help animals that is actually the best way to reintroduce yourself to the possibility of a new pet. (Page 124)
