As you know, nothing cures depression and the pain of mourning like a dog. Most of my stories revolve around pups helping people mourn another dog, but we get the job done when it comes to losing a person too. When Abigail Rabbet’s mom passed to the Bridge, she lost her parent, best friend, and confidant. Abigail felt lonelier than she ever been before . She experienced all the worst stages of grief. She could not work because she had lost the ability to concentrate; she could not stop crying, she dyed her hair in an attempt to feel differently, and, most concerning, she binged watched Keeping Up With the Kardashians. Before her mom passed, while she was very ill, Abigail became her full-time caretaker. They spent all day together, watching TV, talking, drinking tea, and supporting one another through the crises. Then, in a breath, it was over. After the passing, everything that had given Abigail and her mom pleasure now brought pain. There was no escape from the reminde