Disclosure: I received this book for review purposes only. Any opinions are my own.
Saying goodbye to a loved one is never easy. While we all have our own way to deal with death, it is so nice and helpful to have a resource for those who need a little help to heal. This book could be that resource and came just in time to offer a friend who recently lost his son. We often do not know what to say, can words even help those grieving? The best thing is just being there for them, offering a shoulder to cry on, and arm for a hug and hope for time to heal. When you cannot be there, Goodbye for Now could be the best book to offer. A book offering hope, help and healing for when you need it most!
BOOK DESCRIPTION:
"This vital guide is an ideal combination of sensible advice and solid spiritual hope. Goodbye for Now will assist, comfort, and encourage those who have lost a loved one. Author Welby O'Brien not only tackles the urgent, immediate tasks such as planning the service and handling financial matters, but also offers help and hope for the long journey of healing ahead."
"Goodbye for Now will benefit those experiencing fresh loss and those who seek to comfort those who mourn. This book is a blueprint for leaving the shadows of hurt and entering the sunshine of new beginnings." --Barry C. Black, Chaplain US Senate
"This gold mine of information offers guidance and comfort one step at a time. An excellent resouce for pastors and counselors." --Dr. Tim Clinton, president, American Association of Christian Counselors
"Goodbye for Now is like having your own personal grief counselor right in your living room. With practical help, wise insight, and biblical hope, this book offers comfort and guidance." --Steve Stephens, PhD, psychologist, author, radio personality
"Goodbye for Now needs to be in the hands of everyone who has either just experienced the death of a love one or whose loved one's death is imminent" --Betty White, funeral director, grief recovery and support group facilitator"
About the Author:
Welby O'Brien holds a master's degree in counseling from Portland State University and a teaching degree from Biola University. She has also authored Formerly a Wife and Love Our Vets: Restoring Hope for Families of Veterans with PTSD, and is a contributing author to Chicken Soup for the Soul, as well as Shepherding Women in Pain.
Please visit: welbyo.com to find more information on all her books.
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