Only Gone from Your Sight: A Personal Approach to Human Grief & Loss

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Author Kate McGahan brings 35 years of clinical hospice experience and end of life social work into this powerful and life-changing book. McGahan offers her deep compassion and wisdom, filling this book to the rim with substance, spirituality and love. Her empathy allows her to be the voice of your Beloved. Written like a personal love letter, it will help you to open your mind and heart to the possibilities in the afterlife. You will learn to communicate with your loved one in new ways as you work together to get through the grief. This book applies to the loss of a spouse, partner, parent, child, family member, pet or friend, no matter where they are in the dying process. It is especially helpful to those receiving hospice care as it guides you to communicate about incredibly important things so that the dying process is easier for both of you. There is no “right way” to grieve. There is no “wrong way” to grieve. There is only YOUR way. Empower yourself with the guidance given in this book and you will find your way out of the grief and back into the power of a love that never dies. Editorial Reviews: "FIVE STARS! THIS BOOK IS AMAZING. I recently lost my father... As I began reading I could not stop. The author has such a beautiful way with words and gives me so much comfort. After reading the book I told my Mom to read it because I knew it would help her too. She said as she read each chapter it felt to her like Kate knew my Dad and he was speaking to her through Kate. As if my dad wrote my mom another love letter so she would be okay. If you are grieving this book is priceless and will help you too.""THERE SHOULD BE 10 STARS! The author leaves no stone unturned. I found myself healing from very old griefs that often still cause me pain. Her chapters on suicide and complicated grief offer amazing insights, comfort and reassurance that the deepest of grief can be healed. Regardless of the circumstances of loss, every human who