With openness and honesty, Cecil Murphey and Gary Roe - two long-time survivors of childhood sexual abuse - respectfully assure you that healing is a process, and by definition it doesn't happen quickly. But it does happen.
Surviving the Holidays Without You is a 2016 Book Excellence Award Finalist
Hospice chaplain Gary Roe has given us a grief survival kit designed for holidays. Speaking from both personal and professional grief experiences, he will empower you to navigate special seasons with new confidence.
Losing a loved one can be a painful, traumatic experience.
A mother's journey through the first six years of grief, after the loss of their youngest son, Richard at the age of twenty-two. A word of warning before you read this book. It may be too soon. Our son crossed over in June 2006, this book was drafted 5 1/2 years later.
If you have lost someone close then you know how it feels. Grief is hard.
You may feel totally alone in your feelings … it hurts … grief can be so overwhelming.
Judy Taylor lost her mother suddenly and found herself on a raw and confronting rollercoaster of emotions and feelings which completely took her by surprise.
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101 Rainbow Ribbons is a soft and tender story of a young child’s questions about death and grief. His Grandma answers his questions as simply and honestly as possible and shares a hopeful story that was told to her by her mother.
In 2009 Bart Sumner’s life was shattered when his 10-year-old son, David, suffered a traumatic brain injury at football practice and died in his arms. Finding a way back to the road forward in a world where mourners are told “He’s in a better place” or to “Get over it” is a daunting and painful journey.
"Save the Teens: Preventing suicide, depression and addiction" was written after the author lost her only child to suicide. She researched all the topics that made her wonder why he would perform such a horrendous act; teen depression, mood disorders, methamphetamine, addictions, and suicide.
We Do Remember You is a children's book about children in Heaven reflecting together about the various ways their loved ones on earth remember them. Even though our memories of loved ones live in our hearts, those memories often need ways of expression that require DOING.
