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Over the months that followed, I worked with therapists to understand the natural yet painful process of facing animal loss, complied worth-while facts, and used my reservoir of healing tools, as unbearable sadness passed through me––without pushing it away. My bed and desk piled up with notes, journals, and resources as I educated myself to heal, and kept going with the idea of helping others. Sometimes my grief is a heavy wave with the force of the sea, and other times, a smile under salty tears from a memory that brings immense appreciation of the time Tickles and I shared. She taught me how to love. She taught me how to be loved. She was my greatest teacher. A light in the dark––PALS is her creation. 

If you feel there’s help for you here, I invite you to become a PAL and get free downloads, read articles, explore the self-paced grief & healing workshop and focused healing kits; listen to our forthcoming podcast, and join our community. You can receive help and when ready, pay it forward to someone else in need. You are not alone. We can learn and grow together by sharing our stories, and thus, acknowledge and normalize the aftermath of loosing a beloved animal, all while processing animal loss supportively.

May you find comfort and understanding during this difficult time. It’s my feeling that your animal most likely guided you here with so much love for the love you gave,

Gratefully,

Lisa (& Tickles)

Tickles—chasing horses on the beach in Mexico, during her fun and happy life.

To learn more about the Tickles Foundation, established in my angel’s memory, here.