What If You Had Just One More Chance To Talk To Your Love Ones? What Would You Say? A Year's Journey Through Grief

by Thyx

Overview

What if you had just one more chance to talk to your loved ones? What would you say? A Year's Journey Through Grief was written because having been around death for more than half his life--first being on his local ambulance service, later working for a local funeral home, seeing both ends of death, seeing the distress on the families faces especially when it was unexpected, never getting to say their final good-bys--can be and are devastating. So many things go unsaid because we as humans think there is always tomorrow. But for some, tomorrow never comes. This book is designed to tell your loved ones everything you want. When you read the stages of grief, you will realize that there are a lot of feelings that quickly become overwhelming. By reading the scriptures, inspirational sayings, and poems, you will come to realize just how much God loves you. He loves you more than you could ever know. By writing down your thoughts, cares, concerns, prayers, and dreams, you will start your healing process. This is a work in progress; no need in trying to rush it, for there will be times when emotions will run high. Whether it be a song on the radio or birds chirping or even seeing a newborn, take each day as a new.
A new day to remember your love.
A new day to remember your hopes.
A new day to cherish your dreams.
A new day to love and cherish your family and friends.
A new day to Thank God for placing your loved one in your life.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940158590832
Publisher:	Christian Faith Publishing, Inc
Publication date:	08/25/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	384
File size:	595 KB

About the Author

Tim Pinsonneault’s debut self-help, spiritual book was designed to help those coping with a recent death. Seeing his fair share of death, whether it being on an ambulance service or working for a funeral home, seeing the pain on the faces of the family members left behind was hard to see. Wanting to do more for them but not knowing how or what. Helping people in their time of need has always been a part of his life. Writing this self-help book is his way of helping those left behind to tell their loved ones what they didn’t get to say before they died.
Tim Pinsonneault lives in Bennington, Vermont, with his wife, Jean, four kids—Tim Jr., Lindsay, Travis, and Casey—and with their ten grandchildren, and dog’s Harley and Hank.