The Tides of War, tracking WWII refugees and those who honored them
I am truly thrilled, and honored, to have a story
Each of us must find our own path as we navigate the uncharted territory of our new lives. Voices of the Grieving Heart isn’t a map; it’s a companion on that difficult journey. On these pages are the voices of 83 people who traveled their own roads through grief after their loved ones died. Along the way, they wrote poems about what they felt, experienced, and learned.
Voices of the Grieving Heart doesn’t tell readers what to do or how they should feel. Instead, the contributors to this book generously offer their own truths, in hopes that they might help someone else.
“If you are grieving the loss of someone you love, it will help to validate your experience and feelings. It is as personal as it is universal.”
—Debbie Augenthaler, LMHC, NCC, Author of You Are Not Alone
Sadie Beyl and I talk about “Voices of the Grieving Heart,” and how we know whether it’s the right time to begin a new relationship after the death of the person we thought would always be our life partner.
Drs. Gloria and Heidi Horsley and I discuss the value of writing poetry after someone we love has died, and my book, Voices of the Grieving Heart.
I am truly thrilled, and honored, to have a story
Sadie Beyl, founder of From Mourning to Light, hosted a
Come to my workshop with Reimagine on Tuesday, September 6,
On August 16 at 10 AM Pacific, I’ll be presenting
My interview with Kate Burns of The Death Dialogues Project