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Wait for Me in the Rainbow: HOW TO DEAL WITH THE LOSS OF YOUR PET
The best-selling book on Amazon Spain and Italy, with more than 1000 ratings. A simple, very useful book that will make you cry and laugh.
Have you recently lost your pet or do you know that moment is coming? Don't know how to deal with grief?
Your furry, your dear friend, another member of your family who shared thousands of moments with you and gave you his unconditional love... is gone forever.
It is the law of life, but most of us are not prepared for it. It is difficult to face that pain, especially if there are no people around who understand what you feel and can help you.
How to return to the routine after that loss? If you have children, will you know how to help them accept the absence? Will you be able to love another animal again in the future? Do you know what to say to someone close to you who has lost their four-legged friend?
This book will help you, with simple words and funny stories full of affection, to assimilate the death of your pet. It will guide you so that you can be able "One day you will remember your friend, not with tears in your eyes, but with a smile in your heart."
About the Laura Vidal.
Born in Alicante, in 1984. She studied Veterinary Technical Assistance, which led her to work as an assistant in this field for many years. A great lover of animals, after losing her furry life companions, she suffered a tough grieving process that led her to take her life in another direction. She changed her way of seeing life and death and reflected her story of healing through pain in her first book “Wait for Me in the Rainbow”, a bestseller translated into several languages and permanently placed at the top of sales on Amazon in the pet´s category. Her second book “Cuando ya no estás”, published by the Vergara publishing house, reached its fourth edition a few months after its launch; it is a practical guide to face the mourning for the animals with which we live.
As a result of her success, Laura took great advantage of her personal experience to find her life to help others grieve the loss of their animals. Apart from writing, Laura currently accompanies animal mourning, online courses, gives workshops, talks and interviews about the pain of losing the furry members of the house. It also helps many people find their purpose in life through self-improvement.
Have you recently lost your pet or do you know that moment is coming? Don't know how to deal with grief?
Your furry, your dear friend, another member of your family who shared thousands of moments with you and gave you his unconditional love... is gone forever.
It is the law of life, but most of us are not prepared for it. It is difficult to face that pain, especially if there are no people around who understand what you feel and can help you.
How to return to the routine after that loss? If you have children, will you know how to help them accept the absence? Will you be able to love another animal again in the future? Do you know what to say to someone close to you who has lost their four-legged friend?
This book will help you, with simple words and funny stories full of affection, to assimilate the death of your pet. It will guide you so that you can be able "One day you will remember your friend, not with tears in your eyes, but with a smile in your heart."
About the Laura Vidal.
Born in Alicante, in 1984. She studied Veterinary Technical Assistance, which led her to work as an assistant in this field for many years. A great lover of animals, after losing her furry life companions, she suffered a tough grieving process that led her to take her life in another direction. She changed her way of seeing life and death and reflected her story of healing through pain in her first book “Wait for Me in the Rainbow”, a bestseller translated into several languages and permanently placed at the top of sales on Amazon in the pet´s category. Her second book “Cuando ya no estás”, published by the Vergara publishing house, reached its fourth edition a few months after its launch; it is a practical guide to face the mourning for the animals with which we live.
As a result of her success, Laura took great advantage of her personal experience to find her life to help others grieve the loss of their animals. Apart from writing, Laura currently accompanies animal mourning, online courses, gives workshops, talks and interviews about the pain of losing the furry members of the house. It also helps many people find their purpose in life through self-improvement.
140 pages, Paperback
Published December 20, 2022
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October 22, 2024
It’s very hard to give a numerical rating for a book like this…..
Last week we had to put our first dog to sleep after a battle with cancer. He had been with us since we bought and moved into our house over 10 years ago. He saw us get married, watched us each grieve over losing a parent and was with us for every adventure we took in the US. It was one of the hardest days of our lives watching his heart stop beating.
I have an amazing support group who are fierce animal lovers, and have unfortunately been through this experience quite a few times. One of them sent me this book. When I opened the package the title alone brought me to tears- so I could not imagine reading it. The first chapter where Linda describes the “worst dog ever” had me sobbing as many of the things she had experienced with Galo, we had also gone through with our furbaby. As I read through the subsequent chapters, I found some solace in knowing that I wasn’t alone in how I felt grieving for my dog and that over time, even though it would still hurt, it would get better.
Pet loss is not always talked about, especially since you’re not supposed to like animals more than people. And while I am no where near healed, this book did give some comfort in knowing that I am not alone and that all of feelings are valid.
Last week we had to put our first dog to sleep after a battle with cancer. He had been with us since we bought and moved into our house over 10 years ago. He saw us get married, watched us each grieve over losing a parent and was with us for every adventure we took in the US. It was one of the hardest days of our lives watching his heart stop beating.
I have an amazing support group who are fierce animal lovers, and have unfortunately been through this experience quite a few times. One of them sent me this book. When I opened the package the title alone brought me to tears- so I could not imagine reading it. The first chapter where Linda describes the “worst dog ever” had me sobbing as many of the things she had experienced with Galo, we had also gone through with our furbaby. As I read through the subsequent chapters, I found some solace in knowing that I wasn’t alone in how I felt grieving for my dog and that over time, even though it would still hurt, it would get better.
Pet loss is not always talked about, especially since you’re not supposed to like animals more than people. And while I am no where near healed, this book did give some comfort in knowing that I am not alone and that all of feelings are valid.
February 9, 2025
A short book for people who are dealing with the loss of a furry family member. She discussed the steps of the grieving process and gave suggestions of how to cope effectively.
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