So sorry for your losses, both of you. I lost my Moose a year ago tomorrow.
And my dear Bunston 3 years ago in February.
Just this year I felt ready to make a photo book memorializing Bunston (he also found his way into my first tattoo…. a reminder of how life is precious and fleeting, and that none of us know what the future holds…. all we can do is keep looking forward and cherishing the present).
You might find it cathartic to eventually make a photo book, or some other memorial, for your babies. I also found it helpful to make notes on all my favorite memories and traits of them. Of course they will not be forgotten, but it was nice to focus on remembering the good, rather than their agonizing final moments, which were so traumatizing and haunted me… still haunt me at times. Try not to be angry at yourself or to feel guilty (easier said than done).
Nothing will replace your babies, but some day you might find a brand new spot in your heart that a bunny in need just happens to crawl into. That hole in your heart may teach you strength in hard moments, and will remind you to cherish those around you and help others when you can.
(((HUGS)))
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