T.G. Anonymous’ Guide to Coping with Grief Caused by Pet Loss

Miami, FL – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, June 15, 2021

Pet Loss. “Honey The Rock Hound” is a timely resource for Home Schoolers, private and Christian teachers and of course all churches with young child activities. The book was written for pre-teens, to help them cope with the death of a pet. It also accomplishes several other objectives. It answers tough questions other authors do not deal with, like, “How can my pet be buried out back under the lilac bush, and be with God?”

It equips them to deal with more serious loss in years to come, such as the death of a parent or close friend. It empowers them to help and guide others. The book encourages communication between teacher and student and between parent and child. In a subtle way it shows a child an acceptable way to deal with the stages of grief. Surprisingly the book has been helpful to many adults who have received it.

The approach to recovering from grief induced by loss is logical yet patient, allowing readers to dive into the root of their suffering and process things as human as possible. Practical of its cause, this self-help book offers healthy methods and outlets for coping with grief.

Release yourself from the grips of woes and see the bright colors of life anew with the help of T.G. Anonymous’ “Honey the Rock Hound: A Puppy Dies a Family Mourns.” The book is available at https://tganonymous.com/

Honey the Rock Hound: A Puppy Dies a Family Mourns
Author: T. G. Anonymous
Publisher: Your Online Publicist
Publication Date: April 8, 2021

About the Author
T. G. Anonymous is a third generation funeral service professional. He has helped many families plan meaningful life appreciation services for their loved ones. His commitment was always do everything for those he served as if the deceased were his own mother, father, wife or child. He organized and worked with many grief recovery support groups. Tom was a pioneer in teaching CPR. He once wrote that he was teaching the stuff before they knew what to call it. He was the first American Red Cross Instructor Trainer for CPR and Advanced First Aid in the state. He introduced medical oxygen and two way radio communications for ambulance service in his area. He founded and managed a volunteer food pantry, serving seven towns during an economic depression. He also implemented a disaster plan used as a model by many towns in preparation for Y2K. Tom is a committed Christian. He enjoys teaching Sunday School and writing. He often hikes and canoes with his wife.