Truth About Resilience, Reflection, Self Love, and Growth

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The Truth About Resilience, Reflection, Self Love, and Growth You’re never too old to learn life lessons, grow, or reinvent yourself, even if your confidence is shattered from past life trauma. You can learn from it or let it destroy your self esteem. Become who your past self meant for you to be and choose to focus on the lesson rather than just the pain, which allows you to grow. Rebuilding involves rediscovering your true identity beneath the trauma. New things and people come a long. But you got to rebuild yourself and find your true self you want to be. When you start doing good with that, you’ll live and forget the trauma, it won’t be fully but you’ll remember the lesson that the Lord up above put upon you. Things don’t work out sometimes because He above has something better for you in the future as long as you self love yourself for who you are. Life lessons learned become part of your strength, and the pain diminishes over time. 

Labrador Retriever Dog Charlie Passed Away Yesterday

Why I would want another pet in my life if when I lose them, I really suffer a lot and it takes a long time for my grieving heart to even begin healing. My Chocolate Lab's name was Charlie. The feeling that I'm going through is like terrible pain inside my heart and my soul, and no wonder, I miss my real best friend until eternity in heaven, yeah I hope to go there to meet him again.

Charlie Chocolate Lab Puppy Dog Cute

My Chocolate Labrador Retriever Dog Charlie Passed Away Yesterday
My Charlie At Age 12 Years Old
This is my story and I want to share it with you now, I hope you have at least one pet at home and understand my current suffering. I had never thought I would want a Lab dog breed until I got Charlie 15 years ago from a fantastic line of hunters. There were just a couple of things....Charlie was much better at retrieving things, than he was actually giving them...he also liked to swim, but he wasn’t a fan of the rain. He would stand with me under the eve of the house, while Cooper dutifully did his business. But then I learned to love a Lab. He stole my socks any chance he had, and would hold them in his mouth while I kissed his head and tried to convince him to hand them over. He had a fantastic bark but was scared of his own shadow. Much of his focus through the fifteen years that I was blessed to have him, was on attempting to capture the elusive squirrel, get his dog toys back from Charlie’s “lair” and manage to talk me out of whatever I was eating. I don’t think I ever found a food that he wouldn’t gobble down. Yesterday I learned to miss a Lab and all the sadness that comes with that. I will miss his kisses, and all the times he insisted on climbing into my lap whether I wanted him to or not. When I protested, he would try to be much more stealthy in his approach and it ended up hurting more; it was easier just to let him have his way with me. Today I learned how big a part of our lives he was. How I will never have all 85 pounds of him sitting on the arm of my recliner, or his excited wiggling and stepping on my feet when I return home from work. I’ve also seen how much my family loved him too, the emptiness and sadness in this house is palpable at the moment. Thank you to my sweet friends who have cried with me, prayed for me, and picked me up. I send much love to you all.

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