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Sto caricando le informazioni... Twenty-Eight Snow Angels: A Widow's Story of Love, Loss and Renewal (edizione 2011)di Diane Dettmann (Autore)
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. Dettmann delivers beautiful prose about some of her darkest times. She takes every day life and shows the desperation, depression, and frustration that a widow goes through. It is moving and courageous. ( ) I learned about this book through an online widow’s support group. The title drew me in, and then I saw it. A picture of her and her husband, I could see their deep love for each other and it reminded me of me and my husband. I had to read it. Of all the books I have read by widows since my husband died, Ms. Dettmann’s is the most honest. I appreciate her sharing her experiences with no sugar coating. Other books I read shared the emotional trauma in generality, but not the details as this author did. Most didn’t share the physical aspects of deep grief and loss, but Diane did. There was a point in my grief journey I thought there must be something terribly wrong with me. My emotional state was much rawer and intense than what others shared. None talked in detail about the physical and mental toll the loss takes. I honestly thought was had some horrible disease or was mentally losing it. I couldn’t find anything in writing that matched my symptoms and mental condition. This frightened me even more. I had never had an anxiety attack before my husband’s death, and not to the point I thought I was dying. Page after page I found myself nodding my head and even saying, “Yes, yes,” as I related to her personal account. Not that I want anyone to suffer through the loss of a spouse, but reading about her experiences as a widow, was comforting and I knew I was not alone. I wish this was the first book I had read. The book is skillfully written not only in its presentation but also in clearly expressing such a raw, vulnerable, intensely personal time. A standing ovation for Diane Dettmann and her courage, for not only being so transparent, but have the courage to revisit such a painful time by writing this book. It was a comfort and encouragement. Thank you! I received this book free from the author. I was not required to write a positive review. All the opinions I expressed were my own. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
Dettmann invites the reader into her personal experience of grief, as she faces life alone, after the death of her husband. With honesty and a clear perspective, she reveals her daily struggles as she faces the difficult realities of grief. Her heartfelt story inspires hope. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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