UtenteSally_Grablick

This library contains books suggested by Sally for those experiencing grief.

When it comes to grief, the real “expert” is the one who has experienced it firsthand, and then lived to tell the tale. In this case, that would be Sally Grablick.

She is not a scientist, nor a psychologist. She is a Midwestern mother who devised a way to rebuild her life after it was shattered by the death of her son. The recommendations and insights presented within her book were compiled out of necessity, not in a clinical study. Somewhere during the healing process, She realized that she had a responsibility to share the lessons she had learned with anyone facing this debilitating loss. Throughout the writing of this book, she spent time sharing with other bereaved individuals; not as an expert, but as someone who has been there and fought their way through the grief. she knows that the tools she shares are effective. She has seen people use them, and watched as it transformed their despair into hope. From her current vantage point, she can also see how each of her unique skill sets and the culmination of all her professional experience have perfectly prepared me for the mission she is now undertaking.

In the wake of her son’s suicide, she struggled to understand the life lessons she was forced to work through; however, she also learned to welcome and embrace the miraculous events that lead to her healing. Throughout her recovery, she always sensed that there was a reason behind these experiences, and there was; they were meant to be shared with others. Grablick believes her mission is to provide comfort and direction to those who are paralyzed with the anguish of grief, and help equip them with the tools required to heal their hearts and reconstruct their lives. She is committed to the vision that ensures this book will reach those individuals who need it the most.