
The Book
Rebuild your life after child loss and dare to be happy again.
Losing a child is said to be the hardest of all pain. You lose a part of yourself and sometimes it feels as if you'll never really be happy again. The grief can be so strong that it keeps you from living your life and even from really being present for your family. Moving on is one of those impossible things you know you need to do, but as a mother, you wonder if it’s possible. But there is hope. It is possible to move through your grief. You can soften the heartache, establish a new norm, and be alive and present again for your family.
Author Peggy Green has been through the loss of a child – not just once, but twice – and in Life after Child Loss, she shares her experience and insight so that you, too, can:
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Go a day without feeling as if your world is upside down
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Find support when you feel alone
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Stop feeling guilty for what happened
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Focus on and enjoy life with your remaining loved ones
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Discover your purpose to move forward
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Ease the grieving process and start living again
If you are ready to take the next step in your healing journey, join Peggy as she helps you to recover after the loss of your child.

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Book Reviews
A great resource for those who are struggling
This is such a valuable book Peggy has written, and a work that will be an incredible reference to those that have been forced to try and move through grief-one of life’s most difficult transitions. Peggy has done a masterful job of clearly sharing and laying out all she has gone through as well as supportive ideas and methods she has utilized for coping AND thriving. By reading this book, one will realize that there are many that share the experience of loss, and many that can live with the memories by learning from others. Peggy imparts her knowledge and experience in one place that provides an easy read, while helping the reader feel they are not alone. I know there are many that will find this a priceless resource. Well done, Peggy!