You have the right

Fight for your right to mourn. How many times do you hear people say "why are they doing that?" or "he/she should be doing so and so". No one should tell you what you want, or need, to do regarding the memory of your loved one is wrong. It is up to you to fight for your right to honor them any way you see fit. It may not be easy but it is possible!

makes you go WHAT?

This is disgusting! As much as we try to move forward after the death of our children unbelievable reminders show up in the oddest places at the oddest times with the oddest circumstances. It may not be easy but, it is possible to have a beautiful mourning, only not when things like this happen. http://www.cafemom.com/articles/in_the_news/139508/mom_billed_for_blood_cleanup?utm_medium=sem2&utm_campaign=prism&utm_source=outbrain&utm_content=0

Came across this memorial today while on a hike. So important to honor our loved ones. It may not be easy but it is possible!

Good Mourning!

Wishing you peace in your mind and love in your heart as you remember your loved one throughout your day. It may not be easy but it is possible!

Have you actually forgotten your loved one is not here? Isn't that a strange feeling knowing you forgot even for a moment? If you find that happening to you, embrace it. It is a sure sign you are healing and moving forward.

That last connection

What's it feel like to lose a pet who was a best friend to your loved one? Feels like the last earthly connection is gone. RIP Scooby, Buddy and Moses. You were a bunch of good doggie cousins. The heavens are pain free, full of green meadows and no fleas!

Every time you talk about your loss or express your fears, you heal a little bit more. It may not be easy but it is possible!