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Your world has changed. Someone special is missing.
How do you do this? What does this mean? Who are you now? What's next?
Multiple award-winning author, speaker, and grief specialist Gary Roe experienced multiple, devastating losses in childhood.
Gary says, "By the time I was a teenager, I was slogging through each day carrying a massive amount of grief. Then my dad dropped in front of me of a heart attack. He was a single father and my one functional parent. When this lightning bolt struck, I thought my life was over."
Then Gary picked up a pen and started writing. The next day, he wrote some more.
"I found myself emoting as I wrote. Sadness, confusion, anger, fear, anxiety, and guilt spewed out of me, one word at a time. I felt lousy, but expressing what was inside me felt good and relieving."
Unfortunately, the losses just kept coming. And Gary kept writing.
Now, almost a half-century and 20 books later, Gary gives us a gift - a unique grief workbook born of his extensive personal and professional experience of using writing as a tool to recover from the losses of life.
Whether you're an avid journal writer or have never used writing to process difficult events, you'll find the Grieving the Write Way Journal and Workbook a heartfelt, compassionate, and practical resource for your grief journey.
In Grieving the Write Way, you'll learn...
Writing can become a powerful habit that can help us navigate life in general. What we don't express stays locked in our hearts and often becomes the baggage that weighs us down.
Grieving the Write Way is about you and the terrible loss you're enduring. It was written to help you...
In these pages, you'll get many opportunities to experience the benefits of writing about your loss and what's happening in your heart and mind.
Take the next step. Read on...and write.
Gary Roe has been in full-time ministry for thirty years, serving as a college minister, a church-planting missionary in Japan, and a pastor in Texas and Washington. He currently works as a hospice chaplain and interim pastor in Central Texas. He writes a weekly newspaper column and is the co-author (with Cecil Murphey) of Saying Goodbye: Facing the Loss of a Loved One. He has three adopted Colombian daughters who are also abuse survivors.
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