Reviews
I've been away from my dog for 14 years, and I'm crying for four days now. It's so hard, grief and pain are so severe that I borrowed it from the library with tears. I can't read it, but I wish I had read this book before our nigga crossed the bridge, but we all know it's precious when we're gone. I left the funeral so early, how much I cried. This morning, the tears burst in the walk course, and the walkers knew what a crazy guy it was. There are mountain climbers who can cry, and early
I spent 12 years of my life with a match, and it really helped me a lot when I read this book. I'm so glad you can keep your eyes on the last of us.
It's nice to have you ready to think about your future someday, and if you have a pet, you should buy it.
To let her go and to free herself from grief and guilt, to remember good memories.
I was still young when I raised my cat, but I often thought of parting, and I just bought this book. I want to spend time with the animal, not be afraid of the one that's coming, but value the present more.
As a person who left the animal, it was so sympathetic and comforting to me!
I've been so comforted by the book! The sadness of the pheros is very difficult to talk about around, and I think it's hard to get empathy and understanding from the people around me. One sentence in the book's prolog came up with a lot more than the unspoken ten words of a person who never raised an animal, and it's a great help to people who have experienced pheros and worry about pheroes!
Lee Hak-beom: A book for people who have lost a pet
A conjugal animal, a human and an emotional animal with the same trust. This is how a family who has been in love and companionship, and one day suddenly experience unexpected breakups, and nobody experiences them. But the remaining negroes, with their grief in their deepest years, must adapt and live in the life of the animal. The parting and loss of a human being, he says, is not just a pain to be endured but a pain that must be healed. This book is a cure for the recovery of those who leave their pets and suffer loss. The book, written by a medical specialist and psychiatrist Kim Gun-sook, helps to heal the loss of people who have experienced or will experience pheroros.
Korean title: 반려동물과 이별한 사람을 위한 책
Korean author: 이학범
Korean publisher: 포르체
ISBN-13: 9791191393002
Reviews
I've been away from my dog for 14 years, and I'm crying for four days now. It's so hard, grief and pain are so severe that I borrowed it from the library with tears. I can't read it, but I wish I had read this book before our nigga crossed the bridge, but we all know it's precious when we're gone. I left the funeral so early, how much I cried. This morning, the tears burst in the walk course, and the walkers knew what a crazy guy it was. There are mountain climbers who can cry, and early
I spent 12 years of my life with a match, and it really helped me a lot when I read this book. I'm so glad you can keep your eyes on the last of us.
It's nice to have you ready to think about your future someday, and if you have a pet, you should buy it.
To let her go and to free herself from grief and guilt, to remember good memories.
I was still young when I raised my cat, but I often thought of parting, and I just bought this book. I want to spend time with the animal, not be afraid of the one that's coming, but value the present more.
As a person who left the animal, it was so sympathetic and comforting to me!
I've been so comforted by the book! The sadness of the pheros is very difficult to talk about around, and I think it's hard to get empathy and understanding from the people around me. One sentence in the book's prolog came up with a lot more than the unspoken ten words of a person who never raised an animal, and it's a great help to people who have experienced pheros and worry about pheroes!
