Remember, It's OK: Loss of a Pet

by Marina L. Reed, Marian Grace Boyd

Remember, It’s OK.

Navigating the waters of grief.

Losing a pet is heartbreaking. They are part of your life, your family, your heart. So many people who lose a pet friend suffer in silence. It can often be difficult to get understanding and validation for the depth of that loss. We will do both. Your pet was your family, regardless of what others may think or say. Grief will find its way into your life. Remember, It’s OK.

This unique book divides moments of grief into six colours of emotion as the road map forward. Each “moment” has two entries, one from the perspective of the person suffering from a loss, and another as a guide for a companion response, whether a friend, family member, colleagues, or therapist. Blank pages are also included for reflection.

You are not alone. Your grief is real, and we are here to help you on your grief journey.

Let us help you find yourself again.

Author Marina L. Reed and psychotherapist Marian Grace Boyd are the co-creators of the Remember, It’s OK series. They combine their talents in these books to bring hope and healing to those in grief.

113 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 22, 2022

About the author

I am a author, artist, speaker. I have worked in a developing country, travelled extensively, tasted other cultures, experienced life and death and life. Through it all I have observed, and those observations fill the pages of my books. I still believe in magic. :))

Reviews

[Mark James · Rating 4 out of 5]

Remember, It’s OK: Loss of a Pet by Marina L. Reed and Marian Grace Boyd is a gentle and comforting book for anyone grieving the loss of a beloved pet. The authors beautifully acknowledge the deep bond people share with their animals and validate the pain that comes with losing them. The unique structure, exploring grief through different emotions and perspectives, offers both understanding and support. This heartfelt guide reminds readers that their grief is real, their love mattered, and healing is possible.

[Mia Lillian · Rating 4 out of 5]

Remember, It’s OK: Loss of a Pet by Marina L. Reed and Marian Grace Boyd is a comforting and compassionate guide for anyone grieving the loss of a beloved pet. The book gently validates the deep bond we share with animals and reminds readers that their grief is real and important. A thoughtful and healing companion during a difficult time.

[Ophelia Dove · Rating 5 out of 5]

Simple, sincere, and deeply comforting. This book acknowledges the pain of losing a pet without minimizing it, which many people truly need. It’s a meaningful resource for healing and remembering the love shared with a cherished companion.

[Damilare Boluwatife · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book offers gentle guidance through one of the most painful experiences for pet lovers. I appreciated the reflection pages and the compassionate tone throughout. It feels less like a manual and more like a supportive friend walking beside you.

[Cynthia Becker]

This Author is a bad author she is a scammer her habbits is not good she's so bad

[Elliot · Rating 1 out of 5]

She's a scammer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Cynthia Becker · Rating 1 out of 5]

Ohhhhh! she is so bad

[BRYAN GIFT · Rating 1 out of 5]

Rating: ★☆☆☆☆
Remember, It’s Ok is a disappointing read that fails to deliver on its message.

What didn’t work:

Repetitive and unoriginal content
Very little depth or real insight
Feels rushed and poorly developed

Overall:
It comes across as surface-level and forgettable. Beyond the book itself, the overall experience left a negative impression and raised concerns about professionalism. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone looking for meaningful or impactful guidance.

[William Grayson · Rating 1 out of 5]

Remember, It’s Ok feels like a poorly put together attempt at inspiration. The content is repetitive, shallow, and lacks any real depth. It quickly becomes frustrating to read because nothing new or meaningful is offered. On top of that, my personal experience tied to this project involved unmet expectations around agreed compensation, which made the entire situation even more disappointing. Still work with the Author without getting paid. She's a scammer!!!

[Victoria Harper · Rating 1 out of 5]

Remember, It’s Ok comes across as deeply disappointing, both in content and in the overall experience surrounding it. The writing feels rushed, repetitive, and lacking genuine depth. It promises emotional insight but delivers little more than surface-level statements. Beyond the book itself, my experience left me questioning the professionalism behind it. Overall, it feels like a project that prioritizes appearance over real value, making it hard to trust or recommend.