ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this episode Julie talks about grief. Specifically her loss of her beloved dog Trent. Grief is a heavy topic that veterinarians deal with daily and it is not to be taken lightly. We all feel grief when we lose a pet or loved one and in order to process our grief we need to accept that it is an important part of the love that we had for the lost person or pet. Grief is evidence that we felt love and the memories we have keep that love alive. Today let's explore this difficult subject that we experience more than most people and think about how to process our emotion.
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