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My dog passed away 5-6 years ago and I’m still not over it. I miss him too much. Maybe it was because his death was out of nowhere but I can’t under what I saw either. He was hit by a train in our backyard, the last thing I ever said to him was ´I love you, be a good boy’. I heard the train whistles. I heard my mom calling him to come back inside. It was 11:56pm. I should’ve been sleeping, I wish I was. My mom came into my room asking me to come look for him with her. I went out while she woke my dad. After searching for 30 minutes my dad went off to the tracks behind our house. He came out with his collar in hand. It was terrible. No child should have to see their dog after being run over. Each night I can still see him engraved behind my eyelids. We have two new dogs now. It’s been so long since Chasey and my entire family is over it, and I’m still not. Please is this normal? I need to know..
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There's no time limit on grief. It takes ever how long it takes. We all grieve differently. He's in a better place take comfort in that.
ReplyI am in a similar situation to you. My dog passed around 6 years ago also, from a heart attack since she had an enlarged heart from a disease and died unexpectedly. She was my childhood dog and meant so much to me. We now have 2 dogs but they're just not the same as our first one. My family has gotten over it but at times I find myself thinking of her and grieving. Grieving takes as long as you want it to take and I know it can be hard sometimes to move on, but I think our dogs would want us to live our life and focus on the future and the new opportunities we can take, rather than dwell on the past. Our dogs are now running in fields of grass probably chasing endless squirrels and are living a painless life. You can buy a little stuffed animal of Chasey and keep it close to you, that way when you think of him you can hold him close, or even write him letters to empty your thoughts onto a page. I promise it's normal and for some people, it just takes longer to accept that they're gone. I'm so sorry for your loss, stay strong <3
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