I’m trying to re-connect with a book on dealing with grief over the loss of a spouse. It was upbeat in that it suggests the spouse does not have to say goodbye, but can carry the loving memories with them. If anyone can remember even the existence of this book it would be greatly appreciated.
Sorry I’ve been away so long–had a date with pneumonia for 5 days in the hospital.
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Not familiar with the book, but I am so sorry for your pneumonia and hospital stay!!! Hope you are feeling much better now!
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Oh yes, thanks! And now, the blog helps with self quaranteened,
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That’s good, then!!!
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Sorry about the sickness. No fun. Love your “About.” You are a good writer.
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Thank you…
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