Isas Sammlung von Hundegedichten & mehr Isa's collection of dog poems & more
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Wichtige Informationen / Important information:
Dieser Blog soll nicht nur eine Sammlung sein für alle, die wie ich Gedichte, Texte und einfach alles zum Thema Hund mögen, sondern auch eine Anerkennung für alle Autoren und Künstler, die uns mit ihren Werken große Freude bereiten, manchmal Trost spenden oder uns die Augen öffnen möchten für Missstände.
This blog is not only a collection for all of you who, like me, love poems, texts and simply everything about dogs, it is also intended to give recognition to all authors and artists who with their work give us great pleasure, sometimes solace and who also want to open our eyes to the abuse and neglect of animals.
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Ausgenommen meine eigenen Arbeiten, unterliegen allein dieser Sammlung veröffentlichten Gedichte, Zitate, Geschichten etc. dem Urheberrecht des jeweiligen Verfassers. Leider ist mir dieser in den wenigsten Fällen bekannt. Ich möchte mich bei allen Autoren entschuldigen, die ich nicht namentlich erwähnt habe. Ich arbeite daran, die Autoren zu finden. Wer hier einen eigenen Text findet, dem wäre ich für eine Nachricht dankbar. Ich werde dann einen entsprechenden Hinweis (und/oder Link) ergänzen oder den Text umgehend entfernen. Das Urheberrecht für meine eigenen Texte, Fotos und selbst erstellten Grafiken liegt allein bei mir. Kopieren oder jegliche Art von Weitergabe oder Veröffentlichung ist untersagt.
Copyright for all published poems, stories, quotes belongs to the respective author. Usually I don’t know the authors of the material and I would like to apologize to any authors who I don’t mention. I’m working to find the writers. If you do find your own work here, I would be grateful for an appropriate message. Then I’ll add a note (and/or a link) or will remove the text immediately. I look forward to hearing from you. Copyright for my own writings, photos and graphics: Isa of Mayflower. Copying, spreading or any type of publication is prohibited.
Showing posts with label English (grief & solace). Show all posts
Showing posts with label English (grief & solace). Show all posts
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Dealing with the loss
of a dog? Here are 10 tips to help you grieve
Dealing with the
loss of a dog can feel impossible. Here are some tips to help manage the pain.
There are few
things worse than losing a beloved pet. As a loyal and loving family member,
you become accustomed to sharing daily life with your four-legged friend. When
they go for the final walk across the Rainbow Bridge, the pain can seem
unmanageable. If you recently lost a pup, here are 10 ways to help you deal
with the heartbreaking loss of a dog.
Allow Yourself
Time to Grieve
Like losing anyone
in your life, time is necessary for grieving. While there are always a million
things on your to-do list, allowing yourself the time and space to grieve is
crucial. There is no “set” amount of time for grieving a pet; take as much time
as you need to fully experience your emotions.
If you’ve loved
and lost a dog before, you know that it’s an incredibly painful experience.
After all, a pet isn’t just an animal you own – it’s someone you consider a
member of your family. You share a special bond with them, and they become your
best friend and companion. Losing a dog can bring deep sadness.
Many times, dog
owners need time to grieve and process the loss of their beloved pets before
being able to move on. Those around them who have not experienced this pain may
not understand. They might tell a grieving “pet parent” to just get over it
since it’s “only a dog.” However, this only serves to worsen the pain.
Now, science has
proven that mourning the loss of a much-loved dog is not unusual and is, in
fact, a real and valid experience. In fact, this research suggests that
overcoming the death of a passed pet may be harder than healing from the
passing of a human. Here’s what we’ve learned from this study on why it can be
so hard to overcome losing a dog.
5 Reasons Why Losing
A Dog Is As Hard As Losing A Loved One
“Sometimes losing a pet is more painful than losing a
human because, in the case of the pet, you were not pretending to love it.” –
Amy Sedaris
1. Bonding
According to the
Official Journal of the Human Behavior and Evolution Study, we forge bonds with
our pups that are very comparable to the bonds we form with people. Our brains
interpret these bonding activities in the same way. In other words, our bodies
produce the exact same hormones when we bond with dogs as when we bond with
people.
This is why your
pups begin to feel just like family to you The same chemical processes are
taking place that would if you were speaking to a family member! In the case of
losing a dog, you have to let go of a creature you have deeply bonded with.
Has a friend ever
confided in you that the loss of their dog caused more grief than the death of
a close relative? Have you ever felt this way yourself?
Society has
conditioned us to feel ashamed of such emotions, but research suggests we are
more than justified when we deeply mourn the loss of a furry friend.
When our first
family dog, Spike passed away, my father suffered terribly. He would come home
from work and just sit in his car, unable to face walking through the door
without our little Poodle mix to greet him. He took long walks and visited online
pet loss support groups. He woke up crying in the night.
"Human, I see
that you are crying because it was my time to leave. Do not cry please, I want
to explain some things to you.
You're sad because
I've left, and I'm happy because I met you. How many like me die every day
without having met someone special? Animals sometimes spend so much time alone
to our fate! We only know the cold, the thirst, the danger, the hunger. We have
to worry about how we will get something to eat and where we will spend the
night sheltered. We see many faces every day that pass without looking at us,
and sometimes it is better that they do not look at us before they realize that
we are there and mistreat us.
I see that you are
crying, for it is my moment to leave. Don't cry, please. I want to explain some
things to you. You're sad because
I left, but I'm glad I met you. How many dogs like
me die daily without meeting someone special like you?
I know it saddens
you my departure, but I had to go now. I want to ask you not to blame yourself
for anything. I heard you sobbing that you should have done something else for
me. Don't say that, you've done a lot for me! Without you, I would have known
nothing of the beauty I carry with me today.
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Dogs enter our life and change us forever, not only
they teach us what unconditional love is, but they have an incredible power to
radically change our life, and make us better human beings. They are so much
more than pets; they are companions, friends, a source of comfort, and
sometimes even a great therapist during a bad day. They may be a responsibility
that others cannot bear, but for those of us who have experienced what it means
to have a dog, they are family.
Probably often we wonder why this particular dog
enters our life and does it at a particular time of our life. Twist of fate, or
perhaps just a coincidence? Regardless of whether you thought about choosing a
breed, or just adopting any dog, what matters is when and why the dog appeared
in your life. Was it a gift – a surprise from a loved one, or a form of
consolation after a difficult period, illness or loss. And what happened next?
And I assume that contrary to appearances many wonderful things happened.
This story is something you should be happy about
because according to Pope Francis, animals can go to heaven after all.
Here’s how it came about. Pope Francis talked to a boy
who is mourning the death of his dog. He told him not to worry because animals
can go to heaven.
His exact words, were … “one day, we will see our
animals again in the eternity of Christ,” and “paradise is open to all of God’s
creatures.”
A lot of people are confused because there is a
long-standing theological position that animals don’t have souls, meaning, they
just stop exiting after their deaths – though this is not a doctrinal
statement.
“If the Pope did mean that all animals go to heaven,
then the implication is that animals have a soul, Christine Gutleben, the
senior director of faith outreach at the Humane Society of the United States,
told the Times.
And if that’s true, then we ought to seriously
consider how we treat them. We have to admit that these are sentient beings,
and they mean something to God.”
Der Europäische Gerichtshof (EuGH) hat 2014 entschieden, dass im Regelfall keine Urheberrechte verletzt werden, wenn Website-Betreiber sogenannte framende Links setzen. Dies geschieht zum Beispiel, wenn YouTube-Videos auf einer Internetseite eingebunden werden.
In 2014 the European Court of Justice (ECJ) decided that normally no copyrights are violated if website operators use so-called framed links. This happens for example when YouTube videos on a website are included.
Der Europäische Gerichtshof (EuGH) hat 2014 entschieden, dass im Regelfall keine Urheberrechte verletzt werden, wenn Website-Betreiber sogenannte framende Links setzen. Dies geschieht zum Beispiel, wenn YouTube-Videos auf einer Internetseite eingebunden werden.
In 2014 the European Court of Justice (ECJ) decided that normally no copyrights are violated if website operators use so-called framed links. This happens for example when YouTube videos on a website are included.
