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Healing Trauma after the Death of a Pet is difficult if you try and do it alone. Start with the supportive tools and compassionate guidance in this book to help you go from grief to gratitude and a forever bond.
 
You just arrived home and in an instant, you realize that something is very different. Your house is quiet and there is a cold feeling of emptiness. These feelings are taking on a life of their own, and suddenly reality hits you! Your dog is not bounding through the house to greet you. Your dog is no longer enveloping you with unconditional love, kisses, and endless joy.
 
Devastated you ask yourself, "What am I going to do?" The answer to this question and the good news is that Wendy is sharing her knowledge of pet grief, healing trauma, pet afterlife, pet heaven and more. By supporting you through your pet loss journey she offers you tools and compassionate guidance to help you heal from the trauma of pet grief. Sharing helpful ways to deal with all the changes that you are going to experience after the death of your dog.
 
 
My Dog Has Died What Do I Do? is the second book in the best-selling and award-winning Pet Bereavement Series. It deals with stages of pet grief, pet afterlife and ways to find gratitude in your heart forever. Also, ways to help you make difficult decisions and healing the trauma of pet loss.
 
If you are looking for a pet loss book to help you with special ways to prepare for the future. Having difficulty making important decisions, and you want to do something special to never forget the life you shared with your dog then this book is for you.
 
When you buy and read this book then follow the actions steps at the end, you will experience something deep and forever. From grief to gratitude and a forever bond.
 

Read My Dog Has Died What Do I Do? Making Decisions and Healing the Trauma of Pet Loss Book 2 Pet Bereavement Series Wendy Van de Poll 9780997375619 Books

"Who hasn’t been through the pain, agony and disruptive grief of losing a beloved pet that was your world, your joy, your everything? The loss can be so paralyzing, even debilitating, that you find it difficult to move on. In her most recent book, My Dog Has Died: What Do I Do? Wendy Van de Poll, takes her gifts, talents, education and experiences and lays them to paper to help you get through the traumatic time that accompanies such an experience.

This book not only deals with how to manage through the grief of your loss or any loss that matters, but also how you can reconnect and stay connect to that lovable pet you had for the short duration of your life and meaningful, joyous period they had with you.

She takes the time to help you understand what the grieving process is and how you can manage through it using the old adage, still truthful and useful today “time heals all wounds.” She then helps you to muddle through the difficult time period of giving your pet its proper ending here on the physical realm by making you understand the importance of those tough decisions you need to make such as dealing with the loss with your children, burying your pet, caring for the body until internment and seeking out a new companion, if you so choose.

She then helps you to understand the joys of celebrating the ending of one ending with a new beginning by getting you to celebrate the life you shared with your pet. She discusses how to celebrate the happiness, companionship and unconditional love they showed you giving meaning to your life with no fear of guilt in embarking on a new, exciting adventure with your next pet.

Finally, she truly realizes how not only are we spiritual beings living a human life, but also are pets are spiritual entities, living a pet life on this planet sharing our tears, happiness and routines daily. She provides some simple ways to reconnect with your pet after the transition. Her experience as a medium helping others reconnect with their pets provides not only comfort but insight on how lives matter in this world and the next.

This is an easy read and a must for any pet lover that has lost their loved one and is in need of comfort and understanding."

Product details Series Book 2 Pet Bereavement Series Paperback 176 pages Publisher Center For Pet Loss Grief (June 29, 2016) Language English ISBN-10 0997375612

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My Dog Has Died What Do I Do? Making Decisions and Healing the Trauma of Pet Loss Book 2 Pet Bereavement Series Wendy Van de Poll 9780997375619 Books Reviews

• This book spoke to my heart. When I was a child, I lost my best friend, a Min Pin, and never got over the loss and never got and kept another pet. It was just too traumatic to lose her. So Mrs. Van de Poll's book with gentle, caring understanding and support let me release some of that grief and heal. I would like another puppy. Maybe now I can let another furry baby back into my life, understanding that there may be loss again, but also so much unforgettable love.
• I lost my Border Collie, Storm, to liver cancer three months ago. I have been having a difficult time missing him. I found Wendy's book to be very helpful and insightful. She really does understand pet loss and has some excellent advice and suggestions. I'm glad that I read this book. It helped me to feel less alone in my healing journey. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who has lost a dog recently and needs some guidance and support with their grief.
• The grief we feel from losing a pet is so traumatic, it feels like it will never go away for many of us. Wendy has been there, too, and shares the missing link in helping us deal with the overwhelming emotion that goes with losing a pet. In Chapter 3 she addresses the psyche and how to deal with the psychological pain, as well.
  
  This is a book I will recommend to anyone going through the loss of pet.
• Who hasn’t been through the pain, agony and disruptive grief of losing a beloved pet that was your world, your joy, your everything? The loss can be so paralyzing, even debilitating, that you find it difficult to move on. In her most recent book, My Dog Has Died What Do I Do? Wendy Van de Poll, takes her gifts, talents, education and experiences and lays them to paper to help you get through the traumatic time that accompanies such an experience.
  
  This book not only deals with how to manage through the grief of your loss or any loss that matters, but also how you can reconnect and stay connect to that lovable pet you had for the short duration of your life and meaningful, joyous period they had with you.
  
  She takes the time to help you understand what the grieving process is and how you can manage through it using the old adage, still truthful and useful today “time heals all wounds.” She then helps you to muddle through the difficult time period of giving your pet its proper ending here on the physical realm by making you understand the importance of those tough decisions you need to make such as dealing with the loss with your children, burying your pet, caring for the body until internment and seeking out a new companion, if you so choose.
  
  She then helps you to understand the joys of celebrating the ending of one ending with a new beginning by getting you to celebrate the life you shared with your pet. She discusses how to celebrate the happiness, companionship and unconditional love they showed you giving meaning to your life with no fear of guilt in embarking on a new, exciting adventure with your next pet.
  
  Finally, she truly realizes how not only are we spiritual beings living a human life, but also are pets are spiritual entities, living a pet life on this planet sharing our tears, happiness and routines daily. She provides some simple ways to reconnect with your pet after the transition. Her experience as a medium helping others reconnect with their pets provides not only comfort but insight on how lives matter in this world and the next.
  
  This is an easy read and a must for any pet lover that has lost their loved one and is in need of comfort and understanding.
• Wendy provides valuable information and insights in dealing with the practical and emotional aspects of losing a pet in a straightforward yet heartfelt way. The ‘contemplation questions’ at the end of each chapter are good summaries and help the reader process the information presented. While Wendy’s book is specific to dogs, I believe the message would apply to the loss of any type of pet. I was especially interested in the section on dealing with the body, as my beloved mini-schnauzer is nearing the end of her life and this is a topic of conversation I am now having with my veterinarian. I was also interested in the chapter on helping children and other family members cope with the loss of a pet. I highly recommend this book as well as Wendy’s first book “My Dog is Dying What Should I Do?”
• This is a comprehensive book starting with the foundation of the author’s love of animals and her personal experience with grieving the loss of a pet. It goes beyond this with deep explorations of how this kind of loss impacts anyone in all areas of their life. The section about normal grief feelings helps give the reader assurances that they are not alone in their experience. Then, a presentation of seven stages of grief explain more fully what to expect. The many case studies add valuable information while keeping the reader’s interest, and the contemplation questions at the end of each chapter are a nice touch. I found Chapter 3 (about Myths) the most useful of the chapters dealing with the emotional and psychological issues, and the section about burial options the most helpful with regard to practical decisions that have to be made. Next time one of my friends is grieving the loss of a pet, I’m definitely going to recommend this book.
• If I could give this book 6 stars, I would. The author presents the grieving process to cope with the loss of a beloved dog is truly thoughtful and empathetic. Resources for additional support at the end of the book is helpful and a free gift of a downloadable meditation mp3 for healing was a welcome surprise. I highly recommend this book and wish it was written long ago when I lost my dog. Look for the special message from Addie at the end!