Books and media on coping with grief, death, dying, loss
Losing someone close to you can be a painful and traumatic experience. And if someone you know is grieving, you may be struggling with what to say or looking for additional ways you can offer support. Browse by topic below to find books, videos and other resources to help you and those around you cope with the death of a family member or friend.
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Understanding Grief, Living with Loss
Giving Sympathy and Support, What to Say and How to Help
Helping Children and Teens Through Grief
Losing Your Spouse or Partner
The Loss of a Child
Losing Your Mother or Father
The Death of a Sibling
Losing Someone to Suicide
When Someone You Love Is Dying
Leaving a Legacy
Honoring and Remembering
The Loss of a Pet
Taking Care of Your Body, Mind and Spirit
Memoirs about Coping with Loss and Grief
Fiction about Death and Dying, Life After Loss
Poetry, Quotations, Inspiration
Music
Consoling Wings: An Album for Those Who Grieve (Constant Change)
Love's Gotta Go Somewhere (Steve Richard)
Comment
I recommend adding ‘THIS IS MY STORY, THIS IS MY SONG’ to the loss of a child book section.
Summary: What began just 4 months after the tragedy is now captured in 112 pages that certainly won’t be like anything you’ve ever read. As Sheila Turrentine writes herself, “Grief is a very personal and singular progression” and her book This is my Story This is my Song is just that, her experience. Turrentine’s daughter Emilie went missing while boating with friends at Rend Lake. She was found 27 hours later. Turrentine says she was called by God to write and share her story.
“I thought I had worked through a lot of things, and then as I started typing more things started coming to the forefront. I had to deal with a lot of different issues as I was writing the book. It was healing, but my main goal was to share my story in order to comfort others or help them in any way possible.”
And what is she hoping you’ll get out of reading her story?
“With God all things are possible. You have to form a relationship with Him and allow Him to heal you and drag you kicking and screaming through the utmost horrible thing that you can possibly go through and at the end you can come out victorious… death of a child is survivable. And you can smile instead of cry.”
The book is available in hardcopy and e-book form from Amazon, Barnes & Noble and AuthorHouse.com.
this song touched my heart in so many places. thank you Steve Richard.
How come no one reads the books that say there is no such thing as death? There are hundreds of them. Isn't religion all about teaching us that we are eternal? What is the bible about if not to teach us that there is a generator for every part of the energy that vibrates everything--including the sun!!! We are living in God's body.
Since we are frequency beings, death is just a step out of these bodies into another frequency band. Read the book "Hands of Light" by former NASA physicist Barbara Brennan. She has built a college where a person can get a bachelor's degree to teach others why there is no such thing as death.
Seems that at the core of us is the same energy that oscillates those electrons. We ARE the energy that vibrates everything about us. Some call this energy God. What vibrates as us? Where is the generator that vibrates out from itself all those fields of waves that quantum physicists say we are full of? Just because we don't see this generator does not mean it does not exist. There has to be a source of our energy.
People are 100% full of these electrons that nobody no where knows how to create. Why is this swept under the rug as if nothing? Sweeping the magicalness of our reality under the rug has caused all the wars and racism and grief that this world has always experienced.
I would like to request addition of my book to this secction "A Child Lost in Flight" : Moving on after tragedy on Flight 229
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