"A touching, readable blend of practical advice and personal recollections."
--Barbara Vancheri,
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
"USAir Flight 427 made her a widow, dealing with life and losses made her a survivor."
--Karen Ferric-Roman,
Beaver County Times—Pennsylvania
"An incredible strong element of truth and healing power."
--Galen Smith,
The Amplifier—Kentucky
"This book gives us hope and reminds us “life is good!"
"What every widow needs to read"
"Full of inspiration"
--Amazon.com, Readers Review
Written from the perspective of a grieving widow, this book will help all widows and widowers working through the various stages of grief. The author covers topics from the beginning, when shock enters, and continues to validate feelings of confusion, anger and loneliness. She offers suggestions from what to do with your loved one’s clothes, to surviving the holidays, and finally, wanting to go on. This is an inspiration for all widowed who, at first, think that their life may be over. This book also works as a guide for family members and friends who want to remain close to the bereaved, but feel helpless.
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