My sweet Axel

[Stacia]

It is so painful for you. I remember it hit me as I was driving and I cried out for him. It does get easier, feel for you so much.

 

[Loraseal]

Big Hugs. My Sam has been gone for 30 years and I still well up thinking of him X
It does get easier and you are still grieving XX

 

[Jacqui-S]

I think we all understand Kelsey.
FB memories is the worst.

 

[Cath]

 

[kateincornwall]

I really do feel for you my lovely . When I worked for the Blue Cross Pet Bereavement Support Service , I would often use this little analogy , it may help you . Grief is like a wound , it is open and hurts but then slowly it begins to knit and hurt less . Sometimes , we knock that wound and because it is not yet healed fully , it opens up again and the hurt returns just as it did at the beginning . Slowly over time , it heals and leaves a scar , this scar is the lasting memory of your lost one xx
I think all of us who have lost a darling pet have these sudden moments , I certainly do , do not fear them and do not hide your tears , they are a good release of emotion , love to you xxxx

 

[Lab_adore]

Massive hugs Kelsey, I thought I would never get over losing Benson and he was more Steve's dog than mine. I've never seen grief like I saw Steve go through. Time does help and heal but for now I know it hurts unbearably

 

[Lisa]

Aw so sorry you have had a tough day. They will come and go, it seems like there’s a lot of ups and downs but over time the downs are quite so deep. Hang in there.

 

[Kelsey]

Thank you everyone, I’ve been keeping to myself today, but I’ve appreciated the messages One day at a time, the wound was definitely knocked open