Molly and Monet

Molly & Megan years ago

Diane Isaacs MFT,PH.D is Molly &Monet. It is Diane’s true story about life & sadness. Our deepest sympathy to VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.Diane Isaacs MFT,PH.D is Molly &Monet. It is Diane’s true story about life & sadness. Our deepest sympathy to VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.

Absolutely stunning, beautiful, amazingly wonderful experience.......

This is always true after acknowledging an illness or major disruption in life. From Molly & Monet

How has something special you have experienced in reading made life clearer and better by sharing your unhappiness? Molly & Monet

It is the holidays again, for most a happy time. For others, grief & loss still are invasive in people’s lives. Molly & Monet is a true story. It’s healing and loving that there is good life again. By: Diane R Isaacs, Ph.D

Holiday time again: this has been a specifically difficult year in California, with fires, floods, loss , & trying to move on again. Molly & Monet, my book on loss and moving on is inspirational. Loss & grief are part of our lives. These two loving dogs show the audience how to move on. Diane Isaacs, Ph.d

Crazy is still happening In Los Angeles and across the nation. Big political. Fire, and shootings. Loss is still created by daily events, Mostly out of our control.

Molly & Monet is a book On grief and loss. It is a true story as written by diane R. isaacs PhD. As written int her words, there is life after loss. Molly and Monet are her two dogs, that Diane has used to tell her true story. A perfect scenario of truth In these Perilous times. There is life after loss.

Will send Molly & Monet grief books to synagogue in Pittsburg to help with loss & grief after they digest their major, loss & tragedy.......

Molly & Monet, a poignant grief book on loss , available on line at Amazon. Com, as told thru the eyes of two dogs.

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So Collins misses her moment to be a hero, and the old bulls win again. Trump, McConnell, Grassley, Hatch, Grahamthe whole lot of them-- win. Again. They are l...aughing, congratulating one another, and at least metaphorically are popping Champagne. For most women and many men it’s a bitter, devastating loss. Which makes it all the sweeter for the old bulls, and for the forces of power, privilege and money everywhere. A sense that the nation’s climate of justice has taken another turn toward dark clouds rises. The age-old question for the country of whether we prioritize power, privilege and money over justice takes on renewed importance. So I talk to the wifethe good, gentle wifewho is furious and deeply disappointed. Talk to my daughterthe lion-hearted eldest childwhose first words are, Can we, will we survive this? I answer, Of course we can, and if we have the will and the spirit, we will not only, survive we will thrive. Eventually. But if, and only if, we are get-up fighters. Strong as she usually is, she doesn’t seem convinced. So, I take a walk, to be alone with my thoughts and reminders to stay steady. Among the thoughts that emerge are these: Cut through the clouds of the present, consider the long river of history, and one can see this as a breakthrough moment for women. To paraphrase the daughter who recently said in another context, "women have never had a better moment to be heard in politics, to make a difference. That is, if theyand those of us men who support themseize the moment (if they don’t miss the moment as Senator Collins has.) What that requires is that women and the men who love them and hate what has happen adopt an attitude of we can be beaten but never defeated. Adopt it, cling to it and live it as a credo. Be relentless. When things are bad, when the going is tough, just keep putting one foot in front of the other and carry forward. Also, maybe take as a goal what an old man once said to me: "keep trying, keep fighting, keep smiling every minute you’re alive; you’re going to be dead a long time. And recognize that you are not alone. Far from it. Look to your left and right, before you and behind you, at the millions who will support you on this journey for justice. Fill your lungs with the determined air of action. I find myself humming that old but powerful anthem of the Civil Rights Era. "We'll walk hand in hand!" "We are not afraid!" "We shall overcome!"

Molly & Monet & the writer ( Diane Isaacs) identify and validate that this is very important. Read!!

Pour talented, motivated,smart grandaughter Lillian: grandma & papa Jim

Molly & Monet are for sale at Amazon. Com. .......

Mandy and Mandy‘s garden

Pictures from Mindy and Mandy’s garden

Thanks for all the notes....D

Mandy is recovering from her surgery. It has been over 3 months with a surgery on her ACL and her meniscus. We have become experts on an active dog who wants out. We built fenced in area in our family room. Challenges to master: Stairs all over the house, which she loves to go up and down. We cut her quite short before her surgery, and now she will have a bath and haircut tomorrow from her favorite TINO. Every day is a bigger walk, and a little more exercise...Challenges to be sure, but she seems back to her almost old self. Mindy her sidekick is joyous at Mandy being behind Bars. Freedom is almost here .........Thanks to the wonderful surgical skills of the major surgical center for dogs in Los Angeles.......D