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Between Love and Grief

Between Love and Grief

Maria-Martina Maldonado

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Sunflower Publishing
Año de edición:
2024
Materia
Hacer frente a la muerte y el duelo
ISBN:
9798990550605
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A suicidal teen lived between life and death, now a mother lives between love and grief. Mental illness is complicated...Between two worlds. That is the way Sofia Bella lived most of her life. The world around her loved her and saw her as pretty, funny, intelligent, generous, artistic, and creative. There was also the world inside her brain. It tricked her from an early age into believing that she was not good enough and that she was 'useless and stupid.' Sometimes our thoughts can be our own worst enemies.On December 5, 2021, Sofia Bella died by suicide at the tender age of 16 years old. She was loved dearly but that love and all the support procured for her were not able to save her from her ill brain.In the book Between Love and Grief: A Mother’s Journey After Teen Suicide you will get a front-row seat into the mind of a teen while you navigate the storms of a grieving mother’s heart. You will read her early-age writings filled with love for God, nature, and her friends, as well as her latest poems filled with sadness. You will smile and find delight in her little stories and sensible soul. Progressively, you will battle the waves of depression and soul searching while her brain assures her that she is less than any of the other girls. Physically strong yet very sensitive, Sofia Bella battled low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, and social phobia. Join her and her grieving mother on a journey of love, care, suicide, and what we can learn from their tragedy.

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