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Did you know that it can take as long as five years or more for a person to adequately work through grief? But because we live in a fast-paced society, we often sweep grief under the rug, or ignore it altogether. Medical experts now know that unresolved grief can cause such health problems as headaches, depression, back pain, and even heart disease and cancer.
Grieving God’s Way is a book made to order for the grieving spirit. It will help you gain new insight into the grieving process, gain more appreciation for friends and family, and come to understand God’s plan for healing heart and soul. It may even help cure your back.
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Comments
"Every person who has ever experienced loss will find great treasures and comfort among the pages of Grieving God's Way."
Bereavement Magazine
www.bereavementmag.com
"An excellent book embracing the boundless promise of faith. Highly recommended."
Sherry Russell reviewer
Grief Management Specialist
Author of “Conquering the Mysteries and Lies of Grief”
"Writing from her own experience, Brownley's book is brilliant in its simplicity, spiritual in its practicality."
Kathi Macias, Christian writer, and author of fourteen books
"[Grieving God's Way] is an inspirational road map on dealing with grief."
Dennis Williams
www.griefresourcescatalog.com
Co-author (with Barbara Moore) of "Being A FRIEND To Someone Who Is Grieving," "Adult Children - How To Deal With the Grief of A Surviving Parent," "Widowers - How They Grieve and What You Can Do To Help" and "Death In The Workplace--Works And Managers Dealing With Grief.
"Anyone grieving from the loss of a loved one will find this book a valuable tool and an understanding companion."
Beverly Zeller/Church Librarian
"As a woman who has experienced the grief of losing a husband and three children in a plane crash, I can say a loud Amen to all that is written in this book."
Diane Bringgold Brown
Author
" If you or someone you know has suffered a recent loss, or is still hurting from a past loss, I highly recommend this book."
Martha Bolton
www.marthabolton.com
Former staff writer for Bob Hope and
author of more than 50 books
The author discovered a great need for curriculum based on Biblical principles that can be used by churches and grief organizations, and for this reason she makes the following special offer—at no cost:
Churches and other organizations that purchase 10 or more copies of Grieving God's Way can request curriculum for a 6 week healing program based on the book . The curriculum, written by the author for her popular grief workshops, will be sent free upon request via email attachment, with permission to print copies. Please fill out the form below:
A gift for your family: Print off "Rules for Family Healing," fill in the blanks with your loved one's name, and hang it where family members can see and refer to it daily.
- Be a name dropper! Mentioning your loved one's name during conversation gives others permission to talk about your loved one, too.
- Be honest. Don't say that you're "okay" when you're not.
- Ask for help and be specific. Ask a friend to hold your hand while you go through a loved one's closet, or make a dreaded phone call. Grief shared is grief diminished.
- If possible, postpone making difficult or life-changing decisions until after the first year.
- Grief can take a toll on health. Continue to watch your diet, and exercise. Make an appointment for a physical.
- Start a grief journal, and write out your feelings.
- Write a letter to your loved one, and read it aloud by the graveside.
- If it's been six months or longer, consider joining a grief support group.
- Spend at least 15 minutes each day in the sun. It will lift your spirits.
- Breathe deeply. The shallow breathing that comes with grief can cause chest pains, headaches or other health problems.
- Pray for God's help and comfort.