My sensitivity is my greatest gift — it connects me to truth.

My sensitivity is my greatest gift — it connects me to truth.

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My sensitivity is my greatest gift — it connects me to truth. There is a particular kind of grief that comes with losing a pet — one that the world does not always understand. But anyone who has loved an animal knows: what you lose is not just a companion. You lose a daily ritual, a living warmth, a creature that asked nothing of you but your presence.
The strongest trees grow in the roughest winds — so will you. In nature, we find solace, inspiration, and a reminder of our place in the world.
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