This is by far the largest collection of resources that the Web has to offer to those who have experienced a death in the family. This page would be ten miles long were I to list every source individually, so instead I have chosen to include those sites which I deem truly excellent either by themselves or as links to yet more sources of comfort.
| Pet Loss |
Loss of a beloved pet can be deeply traumatizing. If you need comfort or would like to learn to give it, you could do much worse than visiting some of these sites.
The Rainbow BridgeThe concept of the rainbow bridge reminds mourning pet owners that their friends await them in a happy place. This site contains many pictures, stories, and poems. It also links to a number of excellent resources.
Pet Loss: a Reference to ReferencesA wonderful site. It is very simply done, with leads to organizations which deal with pet loss, hotline services, books for both adults and children, and off-line memorials.
Lightning StrikeHere is your source for loss support in cyberspace. This page brings poems and pictures to provide comfort. You are not alone.
alt.support.grief.pet-loss You're not alone in mourning. This group holds an ongoing discussion of grief.
Death of a Family PetThis Michigan pet cemetery offers a stage-by-stage guide to dealing with pet loss.
| Support |
Yahoois a great source for support links.
Rivendell This groups runs a heap of mailing lists dealing with various causes of grief. See also grief@rivendell.org
The Grief and Healing Discussions Pagealso works to connect people in their grief.
Pen-Parents Inc.is an international organization for parents who have lost a child of any age.
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