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Originally Posted by 3chidogs
Thursday,
I know exactly what you mean about having something trigger the grief reflect in you. I have had that happen too. I will think that I am moving ahead just fine, and then something will trigger a memory or thought, and suddenly I am back to day one, sobbing my heart out. The only thing I can say is that those times get further and further apart as time passes. Just remember, your precious Sydney's spirit does not feel the cold anymore. She is happy, young and strong again. Her resting place, be it a lovely place in your yard, or an urn on the mantel, is a gesture of your love and a place to focus your memories. She would be content with whatever you choose to ease your heart. I have you in my thoughts.
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Same here, we lost Phoenix last summer, wasn't myself for a good month anyways, was ok/so so for awhile then last week a friend lost his Dog...it did bring back some sorrow,(quite a bit) but I expect it to be like that once in awhile and take one day at a time. (We can tell our 17 year old Cat really misses her. I always know I'm not alone.in the grief
Thursday007, Sydney is in your heart and memories, that is what is important. Happy just to be near you.