Michele - My heart goes out to you in your grief. It was very kind of you to share what you did. Thank you for addressing grief from the loss of a special person, beloved pet, and also from chronic illness, and all that it encompasses. Yes - kindness to ourselves and to others, because like you said, we never know what other people are battling. I wish you peace, comfort, and hope. Blessings to you. 🕯️🩵
This is such an important topic. You're absolutely correct in the weird changing dynamic of a space after loss. I don't have experience with the chronic illness side either so that was a good thing for me to hear and keep in mind. I think the body wash example is sweet and a nice way of keeping comforting memories. And sweet Remy.....I feel for you. I lost my Ethel heart dog Dec 6, 2021. She was almost 18, and every year we had pictures of her by our side making gingerbread men/decorating the tree. It's still hard and probably always will be. Thankfully I always have dogs and am making memories with the ones that are here ❤
Very well done and I am certain useful to so many people. And thank you for acknowledging the loss of a pet as well. It really is so hard. I feel it a lot this time of year because my mom passed away December 5th, 2013 and my grandfather on Christmas Eve when I was 7. Grief shows up when we least and most expect it. Good tips you’ve shared!!
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Thankyou for talking about this Michele - I agree, there are many types of grief and the holidays can be a very difficult time. 💕
Thanks for watching, Lee!
❤️🩹 so relatable. I miss my dog as much as my parents. Nice tips. Creating memory traditions do bring comfort - a way to include them.
Yes, sending you love during this time too. Thanks for watching!
Michele - My heart goes out to you in your grief. It was very kind of you to share what you did. Thank you for addressing grief from the loss of a special person, beloved pet, and also from chronic illness, and all that it encompasses. Yes - kindness to ourselves and to others, because like you said, we never know what other people are battling.
I wish you peace, comfort, and hope. Blessings to you. 🕯️🩵
Thank you!
I'm so glad to hear you had a great relationship with your mom. ❣️ I hope you are also kind to yourself this holiday season.
Thank you. 🥰
Thank you for sharing, Michele! ❤
Thanks for watching. 😊
Oh, Michele! This is a lovely and meaningful video. Sending you love at this season where grief hits so hard.
Thank you, Hannah!
Sending so much love to you. 🙏 ❤ Thank you for talking about this.
Thank you, Amanda!
This is such an important topic. You're absolutely correct in the weird changing dynamic of a space after loss. I don't have experience with the chronic illness side either so that was a good thing for me to hear and keep in mind. I think the body wash example is sweet and a nice way of keeping comforting memories. And sweet Remy.....I feel for you. I lost my Ethel heart dog Dec 6, 2021. She was almost 18, and every year we had pictures of her by our side making gingerbread men/decorating the tree. It's still hard and probably always will be. Thankfully I always have dogs and am making memories with the ones that are here ❤
Oh, sweet Ethel memories. ❤️ Thank you, Patti.
Very well done and I am certain useful to so many people. And thank you for acknowledging the loss of a pet as well. It really is so hard.
I feel it a lot this time of year because my mom passed away December 5th, 2013 and my grandfather on Christmas Eve when I was 7. Grief shows up when we least and most expect it. Good tips you’ve shared!!
Thanks, Lauri. Sending hugs to you! ❤️
I made a video about the same thing in my vlogmas series!! So relateable. I hope you find joy this season!
It's such an important issue that most people have experience with. I will definitely check out your video! Thanks for watching!