Loving Allie

<p>A TRANSFORMATIONAL LOOK AT LOSS</p> <p>For some the death of a child is a crippling loss. After Mark Twain’s daughter Susan died at age twenty four he famously said “It is one of the mysteries of our nature that a man all unprepared can receive a thunder-stroke like that and live.” In Loving Allie Transforming the Journey of Loss Dayle E. Spencer chronicles how she received such heartbreaking news and how she survived. Part mythological part autobiographical part how-to-manual this little book has invaluable insights for anyone who has loved and lost.</p> <p>“It’s not just a ‘mother’s journey’. It’s everyone’s journey.” —Louie Anderson New York Times Bestselling Author </p> <p>“In this deeply moving remembrance of her daughter Allie Dayle Spencer helps heal herself and illuminate us all with the power of memory and love. A privilege to read!” —William L. Ury PhD. Global Bestselling Author</p> <p>“Straight from the heart and from the soul of a mother grappling with the unthinkable—Dayle Spencer tells her story of “Loving Allie” with generosity and courage leaving the reader with the transcendent power of love.” —Beth M. Karassik PhD. Clinical Psychologist</p>