Grieving with Honour

During the last two and a half years I have read books and talked to people who tell me grieving is 'a difficult time'.  I don't know about you, but I feel that has to be the understatement of the year!  It isn't just difficult, it's really really really really difficult.  (I didn't want to swear in front of you to make a point, so I thought writing it four times would let you know just how hard I believe it is)

When I was reading books dealing with grief, I desperately wanted to read grief is gut wrenching, life doesn’t feel like its worth living and that even a simple activity can require superhuman strength. I wanted to hear how sad and bad it was for others so I could relate to them and say 'Wow! It’s normal for me to feel that way!' 

Grieving with Honour is a ‘warts and all’ handbook.  Although I visualise it as a self-help book, this is my story.  I don’t believe in holding back on events and occurrences I wish I could have changed, wasteful times, where I wallowed in self pity or depression, times I literally shut my body down, or even contemplated suicide.  My story is real, emotional and hopefully, will provide assistance and insight on others embarking on a similar expedition.  I believe by sharing my thoughts, experiences and emotions, I can help others to feel less isolated and know what they are going through is normal.

Email me to express an interest in Grieving with Honour - I will advise you when it is ready for purchase.