Grief & Loss

In this book the author goes into great depths about pain and the physical reasons for it and benefits of it and the emotional growth that can come from it.

This one is for women who have lost a child (whether through miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death). The author lost 2 children to miscarriage and one was stillborn. Each section has journal entry from right after she learned her little girl Molly would be stillborn and then there is another section from Dawn years later…

This book was written in the 70’s but the hurt and loss over losing your child is no different today than it was 30 years ago. I liked this one a lot.

This book is not about losing a child but it is really easy to read and much of it home with how I felt shortly after Jackson died.

This book is a fantastic instruction manual for how to live after loss. Every idea is presented on a single page so even people in the depths of grief who are unable to focus for even 5 minutes at a time can still read it in very short intervals. And for each of the 100…

This book offers helpful information for every stage of the grieving process and years beyond. Some of the Chapter titles are: A Parent’s Lonely Grief Grieving and Emotional Recovery Physical Recovery The Early Months Affirming Your Baby Painful Feelings Resolution of Grief Especially for Fathers You and Your Partner Your Family Support Networks The Subsequent…