Synopsis "To Die For: The Gifts of Being Present Through Loss and Grief"
This book, although about death, is really about hope. " . . . to die for" shares Anne Vlahos' journey, story, thoughts, and experiences, to offer some new thoughts or patterns for you to consider and help you look at death in a way that is actually positive. In this book, you will: - Get Tools to Take Care of Yourself While You Are Still Grieving- Discover the Impact of Your Decisions During Each Grief Phase- Explore Different Ways to Connect With Your Loved One in Spirit- Learn About the Honor in Resolving What Your Loved One Left Behind- Find Out How to Change Your Process From Sadness to a Celebration of Their Life "Anne candidly shares not only her pain and anxiety, but her journey to weave together beliefs, spiritual encounters and hope as she faced the deaths of her parents. ' . . . to die for' is a quick, fascinating read that opens the doors to hope and love in loss."- Dr. Heidi Horsley, Internationally Known Grief Expert, Co-host of the Award-Winning TV and radio show, "Open to Hope" "This book boldly suggests that death and grief can be rich and meaningful and offers practical advice on how to get there. Read this before you need it!" - Keith Leon S., Bestselling Author, Publisher, and Transformational Speaker "'. . . to die for' is a poignant weaving of the practical, pragmatic, and spiritual when dealing with loss and grief." - Georgena Eggleston, MA, Author, Founder of Beyond Your Grief, LLC, and Grief Guide for Those Touched by Sudden Death, Suicide, and Deep Grief(TM) "Don't wait to be blindsided by a serious caregiving situation, read this book now. Anne's writing is loaded with engaging personal stories of caregiving for her parents that turn into practical steps and valuable mindset reflections to ease a potentially difficult undertaking for both your loved one and yourself." - Ira Woods, Author of Conscious Departures, a caregiving blog, and President of North American Urns and Memorials
