This last week I have been so grateful for both my shining son Fenix and my little 🌈 Rainbow daughter Ellie.
Of all the things I am grateful for this year…
Ellie you are my number 1.
And I believe it’s because of all the chats we’ve had after you crossed that 🌈 bridge… that empowered me to stand up and celebrate you out loud at our Thanksgiving table, even though most of our family and friends aren't 'dog people'.
I believe that my compassionate grieving has empowered me to share openly about my daughter, treating her as I would a human child. Until now, I have often downplayed my deep connection with dogs, particularly with Fenix and Ellie, in conversations with friends and family. I worry they may not fully understand the significance of this bond in my life.
But last Thursday I think all my friends and family got the love.
And it was so nice to celebrate Ellie and who she is as a never-ending part of our family in a way that SHE deserves.
And now I'm here yet again, boldly sharing with Ellie's courage and continual sassy support, to honor her legacy and to ask for your support in helping us change the narrative and education around pet grief together.
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Thank you.
Grateful for your love and support.
Zoe 🤗 , Fenix 🐾 & 🌈 Ellie 🐶
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