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The loss of a child is the most terrifying of all human experiences. I know because my two oldest sons became angels eleven years ago at ages eighteen and fifteen. I remember feeling like I was standing at the edge of something much too deep. I felt completely alone in a darkness heretofore unimaginable. How I wish this book had been available back then. Thankfully I met Elaine Stillwell five months afterwards and we began our lifelong friendship.
"The Death of a Child" is the most masterfully written book on the loss of a child ever published. Hope resounds on every page. The bereaved will see themselves mirrored in Elaine's description of her grief journey. Read her book and you will know you are not alone. Other fellow travelers have gone before you.
Elaine's book focuses on positive action. Grief is not passive. As Elaine says, "We can't walk around grief; we have to walk through it." Most of us are ill prepared to do this, but having Elaine's grief guidebook can pave the way. She discusses support groups, journaling, reading, music, physical activity, nature,pets and reinvestment. Reading what others have done can be an inspiration for each of us to get out from under the covers.
"The Death of a Child" is like a warm blanket on a snowy night. It envelops you with love, with knowledge, with warmth, and with confidence that you can face the cold. It is an expression of a mother's love that transcends any other written word on grief. Grab that hand and read as Elaine Stillwell "sings the song".
Rosemary Smith
Author "Children of the Dome"
As Elaine concludes her book she leaves us parents with the important message to live life it is the ultimate gift of love to your child.
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