* I like that it is small - purse size.
That means that it’s not
intimidating -
as a fresh widow,
I could visualize myself reading it.
Some books are filled with
wonderful information but the
thought of reading hundreds of
pages seems daunting at that stage.
*The author/widow’s emotions are understandable. Readers will see themselves in her words.
*Solid, very honest sharing
*She offers hope that you will survive which is a very real feeling in the early days of widowhood. God
will provide peace - in His time.
*Author offers specific, concrete ideas such as: * greet God as you enter your home, * listen to inspirational music. Finally, “to suffer toward God,” read scripture everyday.
My own journey has shown that there is a future - unknown to us at the time of our spouse’s death and full of adventure if we are open to it. It is a new normal and good - in a totally different and unexpected way.
Thank you for the opportunity to read this little booklet. I believe it will be beneficial to widows - it’s easy to feel alone and there’s peace in reading another’s story. - Karen W.
Thank you for sharing these valuable insights, Karen, I really appreciate your thoughtfulness and effort. I hope your foot will heal as good as new very soon! God bless you!
❤ fh
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