Following the losses of both her father and husband during her 30s, Kate O'Neill digs through the experiences and explores many of the other feelings that the five commonly-known stages of grief don't cover, such as gratitude, moving forward, and creating meaning. Part memoir and part reflection on social norms surrounding death and grief, this book explores the opportunity for a fuller, more hopeful picture of life after loss.
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Following the losses of both her father and husband during her 30s, Kate O'Neill digs through the experiences and explores many of the other feelings that the five commonly-known stages of grief don't cover, such as gratitude, moving forward, and creating meaning. Part memoir and part reflection on social norms surrounding death and grief, this book explores the opportunity for a fuller, more hopeful picture of life after loss.
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