Category: Self-Help Publisher: Beaver's Pond Press
ISBN-10: 1592980473
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 70
Copyright: April, 2004; May 2007
ISBN-13: 9781592980475
No Time to Grieve offers readers pertinent information for solving the problems of the bereaved. It takes the reader through both the practical and the emotional steps needed to move from mourning to new life.
This book is a primer that covers topics such as services, finances, probate, health issues, memorials, and returning to work. It then proceeds to give support and insight regarding the personal and emotional problems that must be managed. It is an excellent resource guide for the grieving and those who help them. Simply and clearly written, it is a hands-on reference book that gives answers to tough questions, and comfort when you need it most.
Excerpt
The early stages of grief have no parallel. Numbness, pain, and disbelief come in recurring waves, making it difficult to cope with the loss and to begin rebuilding our lives. The insight needed to begin the rebuilding process is determined by how we handle our emotions, the kind of support we receive, and our willingness to go on as a changed person.
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