An Empty Chair: Living in the Wake of a Sibling's Suicide
Until recently, the author has written largely for children, parents, and teachers. But, although the subject is somewhat daunting and emotionally difficult, this is a book the author felt she had to write. Her qualifications for taking on the task are, first, that years of therapy helped her to be aware of and to accept her own feelings, thoughts, and reactions following her sister's suicide. Second, she has experienced not only her sister's suicide but also the deaths of a husband and a father; and she can see how very differently her sister's suicide affected her compared to the other deaths.