Kategoria BISAC: Self-Help >> Death, Grief, Bereavement

Imagine not only demanding input from your recently deceased wife, but getting a response. This is the experience that led Mike Russell out of the complicated and harsh world of bereavement and into the process of discovering life again. Through the telling of this true story, he finds that there is life after death for himself, and he also finds the spiritual connections to a world unseen as he connects the dots placed in front of him.

This book will give readers who have lost someone to death a chance to reflect on their own stories while giving hope that there is indeed a way...

What happens when you suddenly learn your dad won’t be around much longer?

Our parents: How often we take them for granted, dismiss them, or complain about their quirks, particularly as they age? You know they won’t be around forever, but what happens when you suddenly realize that time is almost here?

For Chris Kern that moment came the day his father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Chris takes us from diagnosis through death as he deals with helping his father through the last months of his life. But this is not just a book about...

No words can express the feelings one has when losing a loved one. Whether it's due to separation or the expiration of life on earth, there is still not one flower, card or kind gesture that can cause the very first feeling or reaction to ever go away. And grief causes many other feelings to come to you. What are you feeling? Are you angry, hurt or sad? Do you have feelings of regret or guilt? If so, that is understandable. The good news is that you can recover and go on to live a rich full, life. Here Allison Davis tells you how.

This devotional is for those who are dealing with grief and depression.  Massey has walked the grief walk.  His wife died suddenly from a brain aneurysm . Riddled by the consequences of complicated grief, one sleepless night, Massey made a commitment: "I will give my grief a voice."  Grief may be your reality but it does not have to have the final word.  As you walk with Massey through this month-long excursion, you will be reminded that you are not alone and grief does not have the final word. Learn more at: www.SongsFromThePit.com

Laverne Stewart, best-selling author of Angels and the Afterlife, is a Fredericton, New Brunswick-based, award-winning journalist of 30 years. The reporter for major newspapers across the province, is also a former radio news anchor and CTV reporter. She's donating her royalties to the Jackie Clark Fund aiding youth in crisis, child abuse victims and young aspiring writers (honoring Jackie's desire to become a published writer).

"I was part of the search effort, hoping all the while to find her yet at the same time dreading that possibility... This event rocked not only myself but...

Experiencing the violent death of a loved one stays with you forever. You never get over it. This is the case for the family of Jackie Clark, an eight-year-old girl, who was abducted, sexually violated and killed by her abductor. So many people were impacted by her death - her family, friends, police officers and searchers. Then I was convinced by a psychic medium that the little spirit girl was reaching out from the other side, wanting to contact her mother and others stuck in a place of deep grief. One-by-one I found the grieving... Messages were given. Deep emotional wounds started...