| The death of a child causes unimaginable heartache and sorrow. The grief alone can drive a parent insane. The following books have been written to help parents process their grief so they can continue to function in society. They also offering healing and comfort while reminding parents that they are NOT alone in their grief. | ||
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| Beyond Tears: Living After Losing a Child
by Ellen Mitchell | Roses in December: Comfort for the Grieving...
by Marilyn Willett Heavilin $7.91 She has captured the pain of losing a child vividly in each page. | Five Cries of Grief
by Merton P. Strommen $12.99 This is the only book my husband was able to relate to, as it came from a father's view, didn't appear to be all mushy and was... |
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| Gone but Not Lost: Grieving the Death of a ...
by David Wiersbe $9.59 What is amazing about this book, is that he seems to hit on every core of grief, but from a more solidified aspect. | Don't Take My Grief Away: What to Do When Y...
by Doug Manning $10.19 It is a very easy read that is meant to help you prepare for the funeral and deal with people who do not understand your loss. | A Mother's Grief Observed
by Rebecca Faber A raw, emotional look at losing a child. |
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| A Broken Heart Still Beats: After Your Chil...
by Anne McCracken $10.85 | Angel Catcher: A Journal of Loss and Rememb...
by Kathy Eldon | Silent Grief: Miscarriage-Child Loss: Findi...
by Clara Hinton $9.34 A very graphic book that deals with miscarriages. |
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