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A refreshing, vulnerable, and empathetic guide to your own path forward after tragedy and hardship, A Path through Pain by bestselling authors and pastors of Fellowship Church Ed and Lisa Young shares their family's journey from sorrow and anger to hope and healing after the sudden loss of their daughter.

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A collection of comforting thoughts and meditations - including the authentic voices of survivors - for anyone grieving the loss of a loved one. This guide for the bereaved confronts the gamut of emotions everyone faces - from the loss of hope to the gathering of courage to go on.

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My husband died, my life collapsed.

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A practical, prescriptive, compassionate guide to sibling loss, with research, stories, and strategies for forgotten mourners as they move through the stages of grief towards finding meaning.

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Learn how to cope following the death of a loved one

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Offers advice on how to assuage the grief of a friend or relative with grace and understanding, whether by word, letter, or deed.

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Zen teacher Halifax emphasizes that the process of dying is a rite of passage, and can be viewed as natural and not something to be denied. Here she offers stories as well as guided exercises and contemplations to help readers meditate on death without fear.

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The loss of a loved one is one of the most painful experiences that most of us will ever have to face in our lives. This book recognises that there is no single solution to the problems of bereavement but that an understanding of grief can help the bereaved to realise that they are not alone in their experience.

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In this heartwarming memoir, Kimberly Earl-Weicht shares her joys and sorrows through a string of unexpected life events, including tragic loss. Despite it all, God's grace and blessings abound as prayers are answered in a way she would have never imagined.

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I know that loosening the sharp and deadly claws on your heart of the beast known as grief is not at all easy. Grief is so unique to each individual, and yet so similar, having someone stand by you seems to be the only comfort you can find. Each page of this book is its own writing. You can pick it up and put it down at will. In your grief you decide the pace. You are what matters.

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Just days before her 11th wedding anniversary, 31-year-old Catherine Tidd, a wife and mother of three children under the age of six, was told that her husband was going to die.

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Explores how we can deal with every kind of grief, revealing: how grief manifests itself in many ways, ranging from anguish, exhaustion, emptiness, resentment, longing, tension, confusion, sleeplessness and sometimes the temporary loss of the will to live; and what we should do mentally and physically to prepare ourselves for loss and bereavement.

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"A piercing and luminescent catalogue of a father's grief, parsing the shapes and distances of profound loss into a way forward for a family in crisis"--

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Honest, gentle advice for those who have survived an unspeakable lossthe suicide of a loved one. Transforming suffering into strength, misconceptions into understanding, and shame into dignity, Beverly Cobain and Jean Larch break through the dangerous silence and stigma surrounding suicide to bring readers this much-needed book.

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""In Exit Laughing, author and editor Victoria Zackheim, along with twenty-three other contributing writers, examines the humorous side of our mortality"--Provided by publisher"--

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A beautifully illustrated, comic and moving story of family life after loss, from former Disney illustrator Gary Andrews.

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"First published by Anchor Books, Garden City, N.Y., [1999]."

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Provides examples of how to embrace losses and allows readers to awaken their profound connections to other people. This book explores the nature of loss as a profound mystery shared by all human beings. It also offers advice for experiencing grief and preparing for the healing journey that follows.

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Everybody's going to die. Nobody gets out alive. Death is the one thing you can absolutely count on. Why then are people so reluctant to plan for it

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Over the last fifteen years, people have been slowly waking up to the toxic and alienating practices that have come to make up the American Way of Death. Greening Death explores this awakening, arguing that beyond the greener and more cost-efficient practices of the Green Burial Movement lies an even greater promisetying us back to the earth.