Grieving Is a Must

<p>No matter what your age background or culture the loss of a loved one is something that you feel deeply.</p><p>When someone dies you might get depressed suicidal or start taking your grief out on others in dangerous or troublesome ways. It’s possible however to cope with the loss of a loved one in a Christian and wholesome manner.</p><p>Rose Flemming-Nyako Ph.D. who has worked in the mental-health field for more than thirty-five years shares insights on navigating loss in this book. As someone who lost her mother she knows how easy it is to become withdrawn depressed and afraid.</p><p>But she broke free of the darkness and you can too. Get the answers to questions such as:</p><p> </p><p>• Is there a right time to grieve?</p><p>• How does loss affect us physically and spiritually?</p><p>• What are the stages of grief?</p><p>• Does the Bible tell us anything about grieving?</p><p>• Can counseling and grief support help?</p><p> </p><p>Throughout she weaves in her personal experience with grief and how prayer meditation and reading comforting words from God refreshed her spirit.</p>