Dealing with the Death of a Child

Experiencing the death of a child, regardless of their age, is a traumatic event. The myriad of emotions parents often experience include guilt, regret, anger, hopelessness, and extreme depression.

The grieving process can include marital stress because of not understanding one another’s way of expressing grief, an inability to function, and the questioning of one’s faith.

This book, Dealing with the Death of a Child, provides spiritual support, encouragement, guidance, and hope that Marilyn experienced after the sudden death of her son. It will help you to realize that healing and wholeness do exist on the other side of the life-draining emotions experienced after the death of your loved one.