When people think about grief, they often think about the five stages of grief. These stages were written up by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross in her 1969 book, On Death & Dying. These five stages (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance) were first written for individuals facing a terminal diagnosis and were never meant to be considered a
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Pet Grief Comes In Many Forms
When people talk about pet grief, the most common cause is the death of a pet, whether that’s through euthanasia, natural, or sudden causes. However, there are a few other forms in which grief appears, and these are no less important than the death of a pet. I’d like to take this blog to discuss
What is Grief?
If you ask a hundred people what grief is, no doubt you’d get at least two hundred answers. Grief is not only different for everyone, but it also unfolds differently depending on the type of loss, the notice that you might have had, and all the feelings and circumstances that surround that loss. Grief is
