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Processing grief following the death of a beloved one is no simple process. Often, we spend time mourning the recent loss of a loved one, slowly coping and learning to manage life without them. One of the biggest and (and often) unexpected challenges of dealing with loss comes at the anniversary of that loved one’s passing.

It should come as no surprise that not everyone grieves the same way. People respond to grief differently and on varying levels. Grief does not only come from losing someone special or close. Grief is an emotion that can be felt even when you go through the tiniest bit of pain.

Contrary to what many people believe, or rather practice, feeling grief upon losing a close friend or someone you have known for a while is actually a healthy response. When people try to shove their feelings away upon experiencing such a loss, they are actually paving the way to a greater damage that will unfold itself with time in the future. Such emotions are usually complex to process but it is extremely important that one take the time to do so.

Pets are part of the family. They bring unconditional love and joy to our lives, and their loss can be devastating. For parents, explaining the loss of a pet can be difficult. You may not know where to start or how to broach the topic.

To help your child grieve and deal with the loss of a pet, it can be helpful to understand how they understand death.

Your pet will always hold a special place in your heart. With cremation jewelry, you can carry your beloved companion with you always.

For those who have never experienced a cremation or who are simply curious as to what happens within the cremation chamber - this article will delve into full detail on the cremation process itself.

If you’re experiencing a cremation for the first time, the concept of cremation jewelry may be unfamiliar to you. This guide is for you and will inform you on the basics of cremation jewelry: a brief history and different options and styles to choose from.