One of life’s most difficult experiences is the death of a parent, a spouse, a child, a close friend, or someone you love. Nothing is more shocking, emotional, or final. You struggle with the facts that you’ve had your last meeting, your last conversation, your last everything.
Your mind reels with many emotions, thoughts, and feelings, inundated with things you wish you had said or done. Your warehouse of remembrances is filled with fond and painful memories as you grasp to hold on to those treasured collections of fading snapshots in your mind. You are not ready to say goodbye or encounter the grief that’s overwhelmed you.
This book, Grieving With Hope A Time to Mourn, is written to help you make sense of what seems to make no sense and give you hope as you experience the darkness of death.
