Losing someone you love is the hardest thing most of us will ever have to endure. Sharon Knutson-Felix experienced the deaths of her six-year-old son, and, years later, her police officer husband. In this remarkable book, she reveals how she went through and survived the grief process, endeavored to heal, and found love and joy again.

Sharon unravels her powerful story as if over coffee at your kitchen table, an intimate story filled with laughter, tears, suspense, and Christian faith. Yet this inspirational story transcends religion, and comforts anyone who has lost a loved one.

If you have lost a loved one, you will want to read this book.

"From the moment you realized that your loved one was dead, everything in your life changed. Whether that loss occurred recently or several years ago, this book will touch your heart and spirit.

"The aim of this book is to provide its readers with a hope-filled story-a woman's detailed account of how she coped with the deaths of her young child and her husband-and her ability to find gifts in the tragedies. Her gift to you, the reader, is that through her story, you will find comfort and find the answers you seek concerning your own loss."

Barbara Rubel, Certified Bereavement Specialist, MA, BCETS, CBS Author of But I Didn't Say Goodbye & Death, Dying and Bereavement

Book Includes Special Features:

• Grieving and Healing Guide

• 8-Page Color Photo Insert

Grief/Loss, Healing

296 Pages Including 8-Page Photo Insert

Trade Paperback 6" x 9"

ISBN 13: 978-0-9668501-1-6

ISBN 10: 0-9668501-1-4

Library of Congress Number: 2005910115

SAN: 299-8114

$16.95 US + S&H

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