*hugs*
I've stayed away from you Peg because I figured that you wanted me to, but I'm sorry, I couldn't not say this.
I think I said it before, but I'll say it again nonetheless.
Moving forward in your grieving process, or moving through it, does not mean that you are losing Tiny, or letting go or forgetting him. Quite the opposite.
Where you are now, you are filled with pain for him, when remembering good times, it hurts, but mostly you are filled with pain. The more you go through the grieving process, the more that pain lessens. When that pain lessens, you will be able to remember him and laugh, remember his quirks, funny stories and enjoy them again. When you lose the pain, you gainmore of Tiny back, in that you remember him in a good and loving way. Tiny never caused you pain in life, and once he doesn't cause you pain in death, then you have got back as much of him as you can.
If you stay filled with pain, you'll never be able to laugh at the things he did, or appreciate the bunny he was, properly, because it will all hurt far too much. Grieving doesn't mean losing him, it means working through the pain to enable you to get back the memories that grief lost.
You are never going to forget Tiny. You know that deep down. Remember that you have loads of videos of him, loads of pictures, you have memories, you have the scrap book and collage you are making. You have loads of stuff that tells you you are never going to forget him. Let's face it, you'll never look at a picture of him and think 'who's that' because he was far too close to your heart for that, and you loved him so much. Nothing changes that, not life, nor death.
I hope it was ok to reply. Take care