Letters for Dad: A Year Of Grieving Since You've Been Gone
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.34 (904 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1536933430 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 66 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Honest and emotional Kindle Book Reader This book was cathartic for me. I easily identified with the author's experience with grief during the first year after his father's death. I was amazed by his honesty and willingness to navigate his true thoughts and feelings during this dark time. I didn't make it through the first page before I welled up with tears, at other points I gasped out loud, and at one point I was mad I started reading it so late in the evening because I could not put it down (it's 3am now). While parts were very sad, I'm so glad . "Wow!" according to awesome. Written with so much truth and emotion - I immediately connected with the author. Such bravery and courage to pen thoughts to paper. I pray for your continued strength - may your writings continue to liberate and heal!. It's a very good book that could help with not only a parent This book had me crying after just reading the first couple of pages. It's a very good book that could help with not only a parent and child relationship, but also siblings, spouses, boyfriend and girlfriend, etc
The stories of others going through this process can be a source of comfort and common ground. Letters for Dad: A Year of Grieving Since You’ve Been Gone, is a personal account of the grieving process in the first year of an adult son losing his dad. The letters are one way conversations expressing the feelings many have after the loss of a loved one. Read these letters to glance at another person’s grief, struggles with faith and stress over finances. The letters have been transcribed from the son’s journal given to him by friends as a gift after his dad passed away. Read these letters to view on display being estranged from the recently deceased, regret, resentment and sibling conflict. This is not a "feel good" book, but rather, a book filled with feelings. Read these letters to go through someone else’s dreams of the deceased, thoughts on death, and bouts with depression. Read these letters for a companion in the first year of grieving a loved one.. Read these letters to unravel a personal account of relating to a surviving parent, relating to a romantic partner and returning to work. It’s been said the first year of a loved one passing is the hardest. The book is a collection of letters,