Shadow Living... Paintings of GriefHarobed House, 2007 - 311 oldal In this award-winning sequel to the national bestseller I Feel Okay, Pitts shares her intimate story of grief and survival, profiling seven stages of grieving. Shadow Living is ultimately a heartwarming account, written with candor and love. |
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Chapter One Leaving Clyde Behind | 3 |
Chapter Two The Long Ride Home | 13 |
Chapter Three When Darkness Falls | 19 |
Chapter Four Feeling Out of Place | 29 |
Chapter Five Lord Where Do I Go from Here? | 49 |
Chapter Six Retreat into the Shadows | 61 |
Chapter Seven Returning to Work | 73 |
Chapter Eight Hes in My Dreams | 95 |
Chapter Twelve Working Through Grief | 161 |
Chapter Thirteen Lord Help Me Find My Way Back | 181 |
Chapter Fourteen The Holidays Without Him | 189 |
Chapter Fifteen Coping with Reality | 213 |
Chapter Sixteen Learning to Live Without Him | 235 |
Chapter Seventeen Shadow Living Paintings of Grief | 255 |
Chapter Eighteen A Closer Look at Grief | 265 |
One Last Letter | 285 |
Chapter Nine At the Grocery Store | 105 |
Chapter Ten Our 22nd Wedding Anniversary | 125 |
Chapter Eleven Endless Days and Nights | 141 |
An Amyloidosis Update | 291 |
Recommended Reading | 305 |
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