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"Siempre he pensado que la vida es amor y dolor, pero que tenemos la opción de transformar ese dolor para evitar quedar anclados en el sufrimiento, que es inútil. El autor de este libro, un héroe anónimo, nos demuestra que con una actitud positiva, sea cual sea el desenlace, y regalando sonrisas - aunque en el fondo no se tengan suficientes motivos para sonreír -, se atraviesan los momentos más duros de la vida de una forma mucho más sana y llevadera.

The loss of a child leaves few lives untouched. Regrettably, one in four pregnancies ends in loss. As a result, numerous families shoulder the uniquely painful and difficult burden of a grief that only the death of a child brings. Asher, My Son: A Year in the Life of a Childless Father is an account of that grief from a father's perspective over the course of one year. It is the author's hope that Asher's story offers comfort to those who have suffered loss and provides helpful insight to those who seek to support those families and individuals.

Sometimes, we know shockingly little about the people we think we know best. Inspector Gil Hill, head of Detroit Homicide Division, was the first to explain my husband's twisted behavior to me. Hill bluntly disclosed that Al had led a double life for the previous 18 months in a red-light district in the inner city using the alias "Dr. Miller". He had frequently been seen in the company of a burly pimp and young prostitute and had been supporting their salacious lifestyle.

"Sei in einem guten Kontakt mit deinen Erinnerungen. Später, aus der Erinnerung." Erinnerungen sind oft tief in uns verschüttet und neu zusammengesetzt, auch die besonders traurigen, schmerzhaften Erinnerungen. Mit dieser Reise bekommen diese schwer erreichbaren Erinnerungen eine Gestalt. Ohne in die Details schmerzlicher Erinnerungen zu versinken, wird eine erzählerische Form gefunden, emotional aus der Distanz damit umzugehen. In Form eines schwarzen Schmetterlings ist die Berührung mit der inneren Trauer möglich. Ein Leben gemeinsam gelebt, ein Leben geteilt.

On November 8, 2004, his 48th birthday, my husband Philip Morrow was diagnosed with cancer. Five months later, on April 12, 2005, he took his last breath in my arms. It was Phil’s deep desire to write a book about his journey and to inspire others about the power of hope and faith. On the final day of his life, after having been told that he had only days to live, Phil said to me, “Tarn, don’t forget to bring in my journal tomorrow as this will be good for my book.”

The story of me - a young girl developing truths about life. My truth. The love, poverty, and anguish. Being a child in the midst of a family crisis. Learning about death and grief. Determined to grow up yet still being led by a girl.

La autora habla en primera persona sobre asuntos siempre mantenidos en confidencia, como los matrimonios con bajo sexo, también llamados matrimonios asexuados, el pico sexual femenino a los 40, la mujer que se siente desatendida en su relación y está en procura silenciosa de un amante, las violencias más silenciosas en los hogares: la psicológica y la coercitiva, la vida en el extranjero, la sacralización de la familia en algunas culturas y la consecuente presión familiar para retornar y permanecer en un matrimonio sin miramientos en el tipo de convivencia.

The Butterfly Promise is an intimate and reflective memoir about grief, family bonds, and everlasting love. Through the author’s authentic voice of treasured memories and self-discovery, she reveals the vulnerability of taking a journey we all must take when a loved one passes.

A yoga teacher, punk rock bassist, and Buddhist teaches from experience on how approaching death and grief with a little more compassion and a little less fear will make for a better life - and a better death, too.

When journalist Tom Morton suffered a heart attack in 2015, his close encounter with death led him on an extraordinary journey into the world of the dead. He decided to train to become the only independent funeral celebrant on the remote Shetland islands. Armed with a new black suit and a second-hand undertaker's coat, Tom quickly learned that death requires you to think on your feet, and often to take a magpie approach to faith and philosophy.

Life forced me to change my tragedy into triumph after losing my oldest son, Christopher, to a car crash in 2006. Because of this, I host workshops around the country to assist families and breaking generational barriers for their family members and removing the pain from past encounters.

Tragedy strikes. The unexpected happens. Your life falls apart in an instance. Death and loss becomes your new reality. What do you do? Who do you turn to? How do you move forward? How do you begin to heal? And how do you keep your sanity and your faith? In Defining Moments, Leah M. Forney recounts her personal encounters with tragedy. She uses her personal stories and experience to give you a glimpse into her journey with grief.

Although we all know that we will inevitably experience the loss of those we love, our reaction to death is usually one of shock, horror, devastating sorrow, and resistance. Re-Arranged: Never the Same: The Nature of Grief serves as a companion to help listeners through the grieving process.

Grief is so devastating that it is paralyzing.How do you deal with life-altering losses? How can you pick yourself up from a cascade of tragic events? How can you maintain your will to live - let alone your sanity?Listeners will discover simple, practical steps to move forward from the shock, and pain of traumatic loss; knowledge and techniques to create joyful, well-lived, fulfilling lives; and more.

On St David’s Day 1981, Helen receives a phone call in St Louis from her distraught father in Yorkshire, leading her to a heart-searing path of discovery. Her brother David’s shocking death at 20 in a remote mansion triggers a quest to unravel truths shrouded in secrets and silence.

Guided by Love: A Journey Through Duality is a chronicle of Sarah’s traveling and life experiences spanning a two-year period. This book is filled with immense moments of joy and pain. Sarah explores the roots of separation, the process of acceptance, and the role that faith plays when navigating traumatic events. Her hope is her listeners will be inspired to remember the fragility of life and never to take it for granted.

It’s okay not to be okay: How to cope with grief and anger after the loss of a loved one. We live in a fast-paced, almost frantic world. Every day, we rush to work, we rush home, and we create timetables by which we live because there are simply not enough hours in a day. So what happens when you have to go through the hardest experience in life - the loss of a loved one? Is there a timetable for mourning? The best thing you can do is give yourself time. The second best thing you should do for yourself is to get to know your grief.

It’s morning at Meadow Brook Nursing Home. During the last 10 months, this has been my mother’s abode. Most days, I feel it is mine, too. Life, as I have known it, is a blur. Alzheimer’s has taken mother from herself, her family, and her friends. It has demanded a grit and grace in our everyday lives beyond human comprehension. I know that I must tell her story - which ultimately is my story, too - with hope that it may bring a degree of peace to the hearts of those who have walked, or will walk, the same road.

Laila Tarraf was the chief people officer for Peet’s Coffee and Tea, the iconic Berkeley coffee roaster, but she had a secret: She was failing in the most important relationships in her life. Yes, she was a strong and effective business leader, the successful daughter of immigrants, and the mother of a toddler, but she was disconnected from her own feelings ­and had little patience for those of others. All that changed, however, when three of the people most important to her - her husband, father, and mother - died in quick succession.

Wie lange möchten Sie leben? Stellen Sie sich vor, Sie müssten nur ein Elixier einnehmen, um weitere 100 oder sogar 1000 Jahre zu leben? Hätte das wirklich nur Vorteile? Für Forscher, die sich mit dem Thema Langlebigkeit beschäftigen, ist der Alterungsprozess nur ein Patzer in der Evolution. Wie würde Ihr Leben wohl aussehen, wenn es nicht vergänglich wäre? Der Traum vom ewigen Leben scheint so alt zu sein wie die Menschheit selbst. Mythen, Religionen und Sagen ranken sich um magische Elixiere, mit denen wir den Tod überwinden können.