Tag Archives: grief

We’re still here

Posted on March 26, 2020 by Chelsea Zellner

Our world feels so scary right now. There are so many uncertainties, so many worries, and a constant deluge of terrifying information. We can hardly manage to find a routine amidst the fear and the fog of the unknown. Even … Continue reading →

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The Guilt of an Unready Heart

Posted on January 9, 2020 by Chelsea Zellner

I was talking to my dad recently. He is one of the biggest animal lovers I know. He has had animals his entire life. But he and my mom don’t currently have any pets at all. Our family dog Maddy … Continue reading →

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Regrets

Posted on March 25, 2019 by Chelsea Zellner

  We had to say goodbye to my girl when she was 14. We had her since she was one, and she was every bit a family member as I was. Her name was Maddy, and she was a big, … Continue reading →

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Only a dog

Posted on March 13, 2019 by Chelsea Zellner

A colleague recently shared a story with me, one from her days working in a veterinary clinic. A man had come in during a shift that she worked. He was a big, older guy, burly, wearing overalls. He most likely … Continue reading →

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