Publication Date:July 18, 1991 Availability:Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description Mourning the death of a loved one is a process all of us will go through at one time or another. But wherever the death is sudden or anticipated, few of us are prepared for it or for the g
How to go on Living When Someone you Love DiesSeptember 1, 2010 E. Magnuson(Beautiful SW FL) This book has helped me and many members of our family numerous times. It is a fabulous tool in getting through the loss of a loved one. I highly recommend it!!
Life Goes On After a Loved One DiesJuly 15, 2010 Michael Renzulli(Phoenix, Arizona) I am an atheist whose mother recently passed away. When she did, I looked for some sort of resource that could help or explain to me what to expect in trying to deal with her death in a compassionate yet factual way.
I disclosed my recent loss to a psychotherapist in which she recommended this book to me. I got exactly what I needed.
Dr. Rando does an excellent job of explaining the process of grief, how to resolve it while giving advice on what to do, what you can experience in specific situations of emotional loss and how to deal with them.
The references to her beliefs on religion are brief, make up about a total of approximately a paragraph and a half in the book, respectfully, and are hers alone.
Otherwise, Dr. Rando makes no attempt to proslytize for religion and her information is very good.
What I am feeling and what one experiences after losing a loved one, while emotionally painful, is completely normal.
Like Theresa Rando explains, experiencing grief isn't just limited to the death of a spouse, parent, or child. You also go through it in other circumstances too such as when a loving relationship you have ends.
Death is a natural part of life. While you may not be able to end the pain associated when a loved one dies or if you experience a tremendous emotional loss, as Theresa Rando explains in this book, you can learn to accept it and move on.
The best way to deal with grief in your life is not to try to deal with it exclusively on your own but also to know the facts about it, what to expect, and what ways you can deal with the emotional pain when someone you love dies.
Reading a book on grief may not make the emotional pain go away, but it's a good place to start. If you do decide to read something to help you through your bereavement, choose this book.
How to go on Living When Someone you Love has DiedJune 21, 2010 Raymond Zdan(Omaha, Ne United States) This is probably the best grieving book ever written. The chapters describing the different kinds of loss are life savers. I'd recommend this book to anyone who has lost a loved one - spouse, child, friend or even a pet.
used bookMay 28, 2010 Laura Lickteig(Surprise, AZ) Received this book in a timely manner. It was just as described. Pleased with the service.
How to go on living when someone you love diesFebruary 13, 2010 Larry If you've lost someone in death,this is a must read, put into words some of the feelings I have. like the way she use's he,she, It really make the reading come alive.
