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This One's for You is the story of one family's struggle through addiction and their journey to find inspiration and meaning in the loss of a son and brother. Heroin may have taken Seth at the young age of 23, but it wasn't going to take the opportunity to continue his story. Were there warning signs with Seth we missed? Was the outcome preventable? Riddled with these questions, Johnston began a journey of self-evolution as he began to understand and shed light on substance abuse, addiction, and the opioid epidemic.

Mental illness affects more than just the person who’s ill. It affects everyone around them. And when it takes a life — it harms more than just the one. It’s hard to describe the deep wound that opens when you lose someone you love. It’s hard to describe how it feels, now that she's been ripped away. It’s hard to help you understand the loss that I can’t escape. I am going to try. I can’t promise it will be pretty or nice. But then, suicide never is.

Spencer war die Liebe ihres Lebens: Annas Ehemann, ihr bester Freund, ihr Fels in der Brandung. Sie dachte, ihre Liebe würde ewig halten. Doch vor drei Jahren kam Spencer bei einem Unfall auf tragische Weise ums Leben, und Annas Welt wurde erschüttert. Wie kann sie jemals weitermachen, wenn sie ihren Seelenverwandten verloren hat? In der Silvesternacht ruft Anna Spencers Nummer an, nur um seine Mailbox-Ansage zu hören. Doch unglaublicher Weise antwortet ihr jemand... Brody hat die alte Nummer von Spencer geerbt und ist der erste Mensch, der versteht, was Anna durchmacht.

Der bekannte Zen-Meister Thich Nhat Hanh bietet Hilfestellungen zur Bewältigung von Trauer beim Verlust eines geliebten Menschen. Er zeigt, wie selbst der Sturm an Emotionen in tiefer Akzeptanz zu einer verwandelnden Kraft werden kann. Einfache, wirkungsvolle Übungen wie achtsames Atmen, achtsames Gehen und Meditieren helfen uns, innere Stabilität zu finden, und ermöglichen ein tieferes Verstehen.

“Keep me real. Sometimes, I am standing right beside you. I haven’t gone anywhere. Just keep me real.” This message was clearly relayed to the author in a session with a medium shortly after her brother’s death. Over the next two years, Cathryn navigated through her grief, doubt, and fear to do just that. The result is this spiritual memoir. Is it real...or imagined?

Before his success in public relations, his loving marriage and his storied writing career, Wade Rouse was simply Ted Rouse's son. A queer kid in a conservative Ozarks community, Wade struggled at a young age to garner his father's approval and find his voice. For his part, Ted was a hard-lined engineer, offering little emotional support or encouragement. But Wade and Ted had one thing in common: an undying love of the St. Louis Cardinals.

Nadie nace preparado para morir y muy pocas son las personas que finalmente realizan una adecuada preparación. Somos una sociedad que vive de espaldas a la muerte por puro terror. Rehuimos hablar de ella, nos prohibimos reflexionar sobre ella y negamos por sistema su existencia, por si, de esta manera, logramos evitarla. Asumámoslo, nacemos, crecemos, asistimos a un sinfín de sitios por compromiso a los que no queremos ir, algunos insensatos nos reproducimos y nos morimos.

During the COVID pandemic, hundreds of thousands of people have lost loved ones. Loss and grief are all around us. Dealing with the pain can become a daily struggle for those left behind. To create context for my workbook, I discuss my own range of life experiences. I also explore the stages which most survivors experience. At the core, those stages are denial, guilt, anger, bargaining, and depression. This audiobook is not a step-by-step checkpoint of the stages. I present a holistic approach that provides practical, workbook-style explorations of where you are in your own journey.

A few weeks before Christmas, Clover's sister died of breast cancer, aged 46. Just days before, she had been given years to live. Her sudden death split Clover's life apart. The Red of My Blood charts Clover's fearless passage through the first year after her sister's death. It is an audiobook about what life feels like when death interrupts it and about bearing the unbearable and describing an experience that seems beyond words. Lyrical, hopeful, it is also about the magical way in which death and life exist so vividly beside one another and the wonder of being human.

Nach dem Tod ihrer Eltern versucht die Journalistin Louise Brown der Endlichkeit des Lebens etwas Sinnstiftendes abzugewinnen. Sie wird Trauerrednerin und Zeugin dessen, was von uns bleibt. Dies verändert nicht nur ihre Einstellung zum Tod, sondern auch ihre Haltung zum Leben. Louise Brown schenkt uns unvergessliche Bilder, die daran erinnern, was uns als Menschen ausmacht. Ein tröstendes und befreiendes Buch, das Mut macht, das Leben auf die Dinge auszurichten, die von Bedeutung sind.

Memoirs of a caregiver turned cancer patient, turned professional athlete: A young widow suddenly must raise three children alone - all while living with a rare blood cancer and working full time. This situation might make any woman despair, but Sally Kalksma is not just any woman. With her passion for life and her infectious energy, she found the motivation to power through adversity with tenacity and grit while never giving up hope, even when life looked its bleakest.

Es gibt Zeiten, da liegt unser Leben auf Eis und wir fühlen uns wie aus der Welt gefallen. Durch eine Krankheit oder den Verlust eines geliebten Menschen, durch Arbeitslosigkeit - oder durch ein Virus, das die ganze Welt innehalten lässt. Katherine May nennt diese Zeiten des Rückzugs "Winter". Und wie auch im Winter alles ruht, um Kraft für den Frühling zu sammeln, so gibt May sich dem "Überwintern" hin. Sie reist nach Tromsø zu den Polarlichtern, schwimmt im eisigen Meer, schwitzt in der Sauna und feiert das Winterfest Santa Lucia.

The decisions we make from our hearts, using good guidance and information, are often the best ones. Our culture focuses on reactionary health care rather than proactive life decisions. This approach can be devastating if we wait too long to choose a positive living environment.

After 30 years of battling obesity and struggling with her finances, Elizabeth Benton transformed herself. She lost 150 pounds, eliminated $130,000 of debt, and committed herself to guiding other women through their own transformations. Her inspiring story and methodologies have touched millions of lives.

Widows may ask: My husband and I were one. What do I do now that half of me is gone? Who am I now? Will this pain ever end? What do I do when I feel so all alone? How will I find a new normal? Don't Lose Heart! A Widow's Guide to Growing Stronger explores these questions and more, addressing the feelings of desolation and disorientation that widows often experience. Together, Linda and Mary Beth now bring the comfort and hope to other widows which they themselves have received from God. Don't Lose Heart! can be used for both individual or group study.

Humanity Is Trying is several books in one. It’s a memoir about the love and the loss of a sister and a best friend. It’s the story of a series of escape attempts—cowardly, courageous, harmful, and hopeful—experiments in freedom from the stories that limit us. And it’s a record of spiritual, intellectual, and emotional growth with the help of friends, psychedelics, art, and spiritual practice.

When Dexter Moscow was 10 years old his father passed away leaving him to cope with parental loss spanning seven decades. Writing for men in particular, Dexter relates his personal experiences of growing up without the guiding hand of a loving parent. He explores the ways in which the trauma negatively impacted his life and relationships, and shares the mechanisms he has used to put this ever-present spectre to rest.

Breathe is for anyone experiencing any level of grief, anxiety, bereavement, regret, sorrow, disappointment, and depression. Through true stories and biblical principles, and clinical pastoral techniques, the listener will identify with the normalcy of spiritual pain - mental, emotional, and psychological pain such as regret, guilt, and heartache. As the steps in this volume are practiced repeatedly, and as needed, the listener will learn to demonstrate self-care and how to manage spiritual pain, developing safe grieving practices.

Kirby Brown was a seeker who lived a life of passion and adventure. When she and two others died in a sweat lodge at a self-help retreat on October 8, 2009, it shattered her family and friends. Kirby’s mother and sister detail how they learned about Kirby’s ugly death, struggled through their grief, and kept moving forward through the trial of the criminally negligent guru in charge, James Arthur Ray - international best-selling motivational speaker who had been featured in The Secret and on Oprah.

Transform grief from an unbearable burden into a journey of acceptance, remembrance, and renewal. According to the American Pet Products Association, almost 70 percent of households in the United States own a pet, most often a dog or a cat. In recent years, pet owners have collectively spent $72 billion on animal care each year. Clearly, millions of people love their pets and find them invaluable companions in life. If you’re among these millions of lucky pet owners, then you don’t even need statistics to confirm such an incredible bond between humans and pets.