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by Jacqueline T. Hallock (Author)
I've come to perceive that loss is a natural phenomenon in life and death is really inescapable. At this point, should our lives be halted at the death of each and every one we love?For one, it might be the pain of losing everything-companion, father, sibling, support, one who possesses a lot of room in their heart. To another, it is identical to the aggravation of losing a missing one, confronting the glaring truth that you may very well not be for anybody. The feeling of being rejected and never really having a place, how death silently echoes the shadows that haunt you. There is the other, having to deal with the loss of a newly found friend. Or the young fellow graduating without his mom or the young lady walking down the aisle without her Father. The bereaved spouse lying close to none and the cherished companion continuing on with their other half.
Death and loss hurts. They truly do, however it ought not be the end of our lives. We reserve the privilege to continue on, we owe it to ourselves and even them. I understand the pain of celebrating Christmas without them, or birthdays in their absence or even the honors we owe to their contributions in our lives and all we can do is to dedicate it to them.
However, we need to forge ahead. It is possible for us to breathe out uninhibitedly once more, rekindle our lost passion and regain our fervency towards life.
In this book, you'll learn;
- how to navigate the pause loss brings
- how to deal with guilt in loss
- the importance of acceptance in loss as opposed to denial
- that you're not alone in loss
- how to cope in loss as well as
- how to move on after loss
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