Willower

Finally, for the grieving mother, father, or friends, family members, and those who support and/or counsel them, there's a word where none existed before in our vocabulary for the bereaved parent: willower.. A Finalist in the 18th Annual National Indie Excellence® Awards and winner of a Literary Titan Gold Book Award, Willower: Rewriting Life After Unimaginable Loss is a story about life and death and grief and time and the saving quality of imagination. Though this is a story of the worst loss, there is also joy and beauty and magic within it that somehow uplifts you and leaves you feeling hopeful, inspired, and perhaps changed for the better.. This award-winning memoir, a meditation on suffering, living with loss, and letting go, is powerful evidence of the undying love and continued bond between mother and child. Willower proves that after the death of a child, without the power of words, story, and imagination (okay, and maybe a little magic), the way through grief and back to the living again would be impossible.. With stunning precision and a compelling voice, Deanna Kassenoff somehow turns what seems impossible-to-read into a can't-put-it-down page-turner. Weaving a seamless and spellbinding story, the author takes you along with her on what turns out to be an intimate eleven-year journey from I won't make it to I'm still here to This is how I'm going to rewrite my life.. Willower: Rewriting Life After Unimaginable Loss is for you . . . if you've experienced loss, especially the death of a child.if you know someone who has experienced loss, especially the death of a child.if you support or counsel the bereaved.if you're seeking more than a good read but a mystical experience.if you want inspiration for rewriting your life after . . .