Griefprints -A Practical Guide For Supporting A Grieving Person
Death is cold, cruel. In a split second, it's too late to turn back the clock. For survivors, everything is hard. Even breathing can seem an impossible task. What do you say to a person in grief who has lost a loved one? Are there words? Are there simple acts that can ease the pain? In her tender, beautiful book, Radha Stern, a survivor of her own dark grief, shows us the way to care for ourselves and each other when we are lost and don't know how. --Nancy Mullane Author of Life After Murder: Five Men In Search of RedemptionRadha has written a most touching and personal account of her emotional struggle after the murder death of her beautiful son Christopher. This account will serve as an inspiration to others  on the same painful journey and those wanting to help. The honest sharing of the aftermath of Christopher's violent death gives insight and hope to all. I commend Radha for reaching outside her pain  to help others. She is an inspiration to us all. --David Sheff, author of _Beautiful Boy: A Father's Journey through His Son's Addiction _and _Clean: Overcoming Addiction and Ending America's Greatest TragedyRadha has written a most touching and personal account of her emotional struggle after the murder death of her beautiful son Christopher. This account will serve as an inspiration to others  on the same painful journey and those wanting to help. The honest sharing of the aftermath of Christopher's violent death gives insight and hope to all. I commend Radha for reaching outside her pain  to help others. She is an inspiration to us all. --Carol Kearns, Ph.D., author of Sugar Cookies and a Nightmare