By isa Wolfe — 2002
At long last, Lisa Wolfe had an hour of uninterrupted work time. Then her 3-year-old son came to her in tears because his turtle died. What's a mother to do?
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Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, the world's leading expert on grief & the dying speaks to high school students about death & suicide. Specifically she talks about how it's difficult for medical professionals such as nurses to face the death of a patient.
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Welcome to my YouTube channel! My channel is dedicated to helping you discover more about your beloved pet here and on the Other Side.
Our little fur friends bring so much joy to our lives. They love us and we love them. Few things calm our nerves like snuggling with our favorite pets. So when our pets pass away, it can be a total shock to our system. We feel sad, confused, and wonder if we'll ever see them again.
Two-Part live webinar where you can learn about the animal afterlife as told to me by the animals through my tens of thousands of hours of pet readings.
A couple developed a far more expansive and creative view of what strength means in response to a cancer diagnosis for which there are no medical cures. They called this the Smooth River.
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