Experiencing the Loss of a Family Member by H. Norman Wright

Losing a family member is one of life's most difficult experiences, and the weeks and months that follow such a loss can be overwhelming. Experiencing the Loss of a Family Member is a trustworthy companion for your journey through grief. With gentle honesty and wisdom, bestselling author and respected family therapist H. Norman Wright discusses topics, such as:
· The World of Grief
· The Loss of a Spouse
· The Death of a Child
· Parent Loss
· The Death of a Sibling
· The Death of a Friend
· The Death of a Pet
· And More

You are not alone as you travel through the valley--God's Spirit, the Comforter, walks with you every step of the way. He will guide you toward true peace and renewed hope.

Death is part of life and losing a loved one may be one of the hardest events a person goes through. There are losses of many types, and each loss is different than another. Experiencing the Loss of a Family Member walks you through what grief is, how grief affects us and the different ways that grief occurs as we lose parents, children, siblings and even pets. There are also suggestions for those who want to help a loved one or friend in a loving and supportive manner. This book is laid out in such a way that it can serve as a handbook, so you can pick and choose the chapters that may be more applicable to your own experience if you don’t want to read the whole book. 

I would highly recommend this book if you are actively dealing with a loss or know that loss is imminent. It would also be a great reference to those who deal with grief counseling. There is peace and healing.

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