Cancer Diary: MSI Press Books on Bereavement
With cancer, it does happen. Many stories do not have happy endings, and some endings come sooner than we would like.
MSI Press has published several books on bereavement. Broader in scope than the experiences of those who have lost loved ones to cancer, they share many, if not most, of the emotions of those who have grieve for those medical science could not save -- and they give hope and a wide range of options of how to go on and LIVE.
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In this book, Julie Potter traces back decades the research on understanding and coping with grief, which she describes as a natural human response to loss. Pulling from the work of Worden, the author prescribes four tasks for those in grief to use in managing their grief. She also walks the reader through special situations like tragic loss without warning. A book for those who are grieving and those who are walking with grievers.
Read more posts about Julie and her book HERE.
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- how to come to grips with the loss and handle the grief;
- how to engage in activities to help the healing process; and
- how to find the strength to move on.
Read posts about the authors and the book HERE.
Book-of-the-Year Award (BOTYA) finalist for 2014, The Widower's Guide to a New Life shares the experiences of ten bereaved men as they cope with the trauma of losing a spouse. The book will help new widowers meet such challenges as: how to find consolation through friends, work and prayer; how to start over in terms of new activities, dating and a social life; and how to know if a new love relationship is right for you. Guidelines are provided from each widower's personal experiences.
Read posts about Joanna Romer and the book HERE.
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This book takes widows beyond the difficult days of the first year into new opportunities for growth and discovery. Along the way you will learn how to handle emotional challenges connected with dating, sex and starting a new relationship; how to tackle difficult tasks such as re-entering the job market or developing a new mission for your life; and how to handle the long-terms effects of grieving without having it take over your life. Guidelines provided for each phase.
Read posts Joanna and this book HERE.
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Scientists are exploring the concept that life, including what is called the afterlife, may not be as we perceive it. New discoveries having to do with the simultaneous nature of time and the relativity of space coincide dramatically with the testimony of Near-Death Experience (NDE) survivors. The question is, where does our energy go and how much of our identity goes with it?
Read posts about Joanna Romer and this book HERE.
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Blog editor's note: As a memorial to Carl, and simply because it is truly needed, MSI Press is now hosting a web page, Carl's Cancer Compendium, as a one-stop starting point for all things cancer, to make it easier for those with cancer to find answers to questions that can otherwise take hours to track down on the Internet and/or from professionals. The web page is in its infancy but expected to expand into robustness. To that end, it is expanded and updated weekly. As part of this effort, each week, on Monday, this blog will carry an informative, cancer-related story -- and be open to guest posts: Cancer Diary.
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