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HomeShop at BookSurgeBusiness & EconomicsHuman Resources & Personnel ManagementSmiling Through Your Tears: Anticipating Grief |
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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Powerful Book Sep 19, 2005
By Ken
Reading the interviews and experiences of the authors, I recognized stages of grief I went through during my father's 20-year struggle with Parkinson's Disease and also the early grief I experienced during a recent divorce. My mother is aging and this book shows me where I am in the process of grief and acceptance. I highly recommend it. Give it to anyone whose parents are aging, who have a loved one with chronic illness or are going through a divorce. It will be helpful to them.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
This book helped keep me sane Oct 25, 2009
By K. L. Hanson
"Peace Monger"
My Dad's Alzheimer's has been devasating for both me and my mom. We both have a copy and, speaking for myself, it has kept me sane. I've watched Dad disintegrate into a near vegetative state and there have been times when I was sure that I was going to cry myself to death. I have a couple of her other books, but this is the one that I open when I just know I can't take any more. It helps me remember that I'm not alone and that pain and grief are survivable. Thank you, Harriet, for keeping me going.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Former Hospice Nurse Sep 26, 2010
By Mrs. G. S. Lewallen
This collaborative is a strong witness to the process of anticipatory grief.
Hodgson and Kruhn substantiate the importance of living in the moment.
They have provided a guide for the emotional dynamic and healing
path to wholeness.
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