The Death of a Child Reflections for Grieving Parents Elaine E. Stillwell $10.95 ISBN: 0-87946-260-4 Book (Paperback) 5.5 160 pages January 2004   Quantity:

"It is probably too incredible to suggest that this book will set a new standard as the friend for bereaved parents, but it certainly stands apart as a remarkable treasure of insights, information and spiritual reflections." -Resources Hotline There is perhaps no more excruciating pain than the loss of a child. It is a life-changing event that will forever scar a parent. When a child dies, bereaved parents face the challange of rebuilding their lives, a daunting task that may often seem overwhelming. The Death of a Child is filled with stories of people who have lost a child and how they dealt with the reality of that event. This collection of life-giving lessons touches on a wide range of emotions and situations that parents may encounter after the death of their child. Chapter titles include: "Creating a New Normal" "Riding the Roller Coaster of Grief" "Cherishing the Seasons" "Singing Their Song" ELAINE E. STILLWELL, mother of two children killed in a car accidnet, has spent many years as the Bereavement Coordinator of the Diocese of Rockville Centre, New York.

Of Related Interest: The Death of a Husband: Reflections for a Grieving Wife The Death of a Parent: Reflections for Adults Mourning the Loss of a Father or Mother The Death of a Wife: Reflections for a Grieving Husband

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