Will we really meet our bunny again? If so, when?

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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS

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- 12/27/2018 at 2:17 AM
  Charlotte
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  It’s been almost two and half months since my little one left.
  
  The grief is not getting any better, it is just moving to the very bottom of my heart, getting deeper and deeper.
  
  I’ve been thinking of this question everyday and just can’t get over it. Do you really believe that one day we will meet our passed away bunny again? If so, when will that be?
- 12/27/2018 at 7:43 AM
  Bladesmith
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  I’m an atheist, and make no bones about it. I’m also a very practically minded person. Having said that, everyone here knows how special Clover was, and how wonderful our bond was. She was one of a kind. The grief never goes away, but like an open wound, it eventually heals up and leaves a scar as a reminder. What’s important is to not see that scar as a reminder of pain, but of all the wonderful moments we had with them. I forget where I saw it, but someone said that we make the choice to endure the pain of the loss of our short lived animal family so they can know safety and love for all of theirs.
  
  And I have to believe that even the cold uncaring universe couldn’t be so cold and cruel as to not allow us to be with them again in the end. It may not be in a manner we can comprehend now, alive, but we’ll be together again.
- 12/27/2018 at 7:58 AM
  jerseygirl
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  Posted By Bladesmith on 12/27/2018 7:43 AM
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  I forget where I saw it, but someone said that we make the choice to endure the pain of the loss of our short lived animal family so they can know safety and love for all of theirs.
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  I love this.
- 12/27/2018 at 8:37 PM
  Charlotte
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  Thank you. This could be the best answer ever and it inspires me a lot.
  
  I don’t know how many people have been here, opened this topic, looked at the question, got no answer and then closed the page. This is a hard question, I have to say.
  
  In the past all my friends kept telling me yes me and Oreo will meet again, but never gave me a reason. I wasn’t convinced at all as I’m also kind of a practically thinking person.
  
  Until just then, I think I don’t need anyone to prove it to me anymore.
  
  Oreo is not gone, he’s living in my heart, it is a warm, soft, and secure place for him to stay there forever.
  
  Me, Oreo’s mom, will keep doing good things to this world, being kind to people, only wishing that he can be very well taken care of at rainbow bridge until we meet again, one day.
  
  It’s always feeling so good to stay with you guys, we understand each other so well and your words really relieve the unbearable pain in my heart.
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