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The death of a loved one can be frightening, confusing, and mysterious. Grief is an inevitable emotion that we will all face. It takes us on a journey that can plunge us into the deepest, darkest part...
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The death of a loved one can be frightening, confusing, and mysterious. Grief is an inevitable emotion that we will all face. It takes us on a journey that can plunge us into the deepest, darkest part of our life. It can be overwhelming, and the void left behind can be filled with anger, guilt, self-pity, and hopelessness. But it can also be transformative. The loss of a loved one is permanent, but if we allow it, it can be an opportunity to find new meaning in our own life. It is possible for us to be grateful for what once was instead of longing for what should have been.With candor and vulnerability Mary Lynn offers a beautiful map for how to navigate pain and loss and how to come out the other side with a deeper and more profound understanding of God and self. --Rev. Dr. Mark E. Parsons, The Presbyterian Church of Dover
This book is more than grief. It is courage. Bravery. Humility. Humbled beginnings. Compassion. Sadness. Trust. It is about being positive. Being faithful. And never giving up. -- Rolonda Sutton-Greene, LPN, CDP; Delaware Hospice Volunteer Coordinator/Triage Nurse
Mary Lynn Miller paints a moving, yet magnificent and panoramic canvas of her life to show how one confronts grief by turning it into an uplifting inspiration to guide us in achieving joyful life. --William L. Witham Jr., Veterans Treatment Court Judge, Retired
Mary Lynn's faith, love, and experiences with deep loss are shared in a genuine and thought- provoking way, encouraging us to learn new insights into our own thoughts, feelings, and particularly our choices, through grieving. --Lisa Ehret, President, Ehret Accounting, LLC
Beautifully written journey of love and great losses and the faith, strength, and courage to keep going. Such an example of how God inspires us and uses us for His purposes. --Lois Wentz, Author's sister-in-law
