Getting over a significant loss, divorce, death, any loss

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	• How to Survive the Loss of a Love Peter McWilliams, Harold H. Bloomfield, ... Prelude Press, 1993 - 212 pages average customer review:based on 144 reviews view larger image
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Books CAN make a difference

I found this book to be very helpful for me at one time so I now give it to
friends that can use the advice given. I especially love the poems. I even
wrote a series of poems that gave me strength. I never wrote poetry before
or since but I cherish the ones this book inspired.
eja

Getting over a significant loss, divorce, death, any loss

This an amazing book that helps the reader deal with grief naturally and asks the reader to surrender to the pain. It describes the traumatic feelings in the form of simple poems with unbelievable accuracy and then gives ways of dealing with these profound feelings. There ARE no words to describe this incredible book. Highly recommended by clinical psychologists as well.

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I keep a couple on hand...

This is by far the best book I have read on loss of a loved one. I give it to all my firends when they have suffered a loss. I get positive responses even years later on how much the book has helped them through such a difficult period of their lives.

How to Survive the Loss of a Love

It's the greatest "lost love" book ever written. Very very helpful

A Handy Guide to Coping

I absolutely love this little book. My first copy is worn with pages marked over and over. I have recommended it and bought copies for friends and family members over the years as loss and grief have come into their lives. This book gives page long gems of anecdotes, poems, commiserations, that say "I understand, I've been there" without being preachy or saying "just suck it up". It allows for a little venting, and little self-pity, and leads one eventually to start moving forward with baby steps. I still keep one of my favorite poems from this book (on being worthy) posted in my home and office as my personal mantra that I check in with daily. A must for anyone who is stuck in despair. It will really help with perspective and most of all return one's sense of humor.

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