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What NOT To Do When Your Husband Dies

What NOT To Do When Your Husband Dies

TJ Marchitelli

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Red Thread Publishing LLC
Año de edición:
2023
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Hacer frente a la muerte y el duelo
ISBN:
9781955683869
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A young widow’s journey of grief and insight, What Not To Do When Your Husband Dies is a poignant and powerful look at navigating the aftermath of a sudden loss. Drawing on her background in Neuroscience and Meditation, the author shares her own experiences of navigating widowhood, offering readers invaluable knowledge and support. With this book, readers will discover:The power of understanding and accepting their grief journey in order to find peace and healingThe importance of taking time for self-care and compassion amidst the emotional rollercoaster of widowhoodPractical guidance on how to manage the practical and unexpected challenges that arise as a result of sudden lossValuable insights on how to find moments of joy and hope in the midst of sorrowIncluding personal anecdotes, expert advice, and actionable strategies, What Not To Do When Your Husband Dies is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to navigate their own grief journey.

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