Emerging from the Heartache of Loss: How to Survive Grief and Start Living Again by Carol Wiseman, A Sensitive Gift Book on Experiencing and Working Through Loss from Blue Mountain Arts

by Carol Wiseman

Loss is a part of life, and so is the grief that comes with it. However, grief can play out in as many different ways as there are people who experience it. Whether we fill our days with activities to keep us busy or fill our minds with memories of those we have lost, we are all wondering the same "Will it ever get better?" and "Where do I go from here?" The simple suggestions found in this supportive guidebook for the bereaved will help you work through your grief and lead you on a path toward acceptance and healing so that you can celebrate the past, appreciate the present, and look toward the future with hope.

This 8.0-x-5.3-inch paperback book from Blue Mountain Arts has a high-quality textured paper cover with French flaps, is perfect bound, and has colorful illustrations throughout. It is a thoughtful and comforting book for someone who has suffered a loss.

96 pages, Paperback

First published May 15, 2013

About the author

I exchanged the cement, chaos, and car fumes of San Francisco suburbia for the cleaner, quieter lifestyle of Oregon years ago. This liberation slowed me down, opening my mind to the joys of simplicity and a clearer head.

Years of introspection, education and related jobs sparked my passion for people watching, and one thing really jumped out at me; most all of us are trying to cram too much into our days. I knew there had to be a better way than the stress of constant busyness. Some people thrive on the energy of “full speed ahead”, but I try hard to help myself and others put the breaks on. What a relief!

My blog, Weeding Out the Crap, offers simple suggestions on how to make life easier. Helping yourself into a more positive frame of mind makes life more satisfying.

Reviews

[Rachel Janose]

Such a great book to help with the heartache of loss. Gives lots of great ideas of how to cope with your loss.