Sudden Widow A True Story of Love Grief Recovery and How Badly It CAN Suck

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Sudden Widow A True Story of Love Grief Recovery and How Badly It CAN Suck

Author	: Bella Lynn Thompson
File Size	: 44,6 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 18 December 2020
ISBN	: 1952991013
Pages	: 122 pages

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Sudden Widow A True Story of Love Grief Recovery and How Badly It CAN Suck by Bella Lynn Thompson Book PDF Summary

Sudden Widow, A True Story of Love, Grief, Recovery, and How Badly It Can Suck! is a book for widows/widowers and everyone in their lives, to help them make sense of an unbearable loss. It is refreshing, authentic, heartbreaking, and funny. Understanding for widows in a world where many people don't comprehend the lifelong grief and change after a loss of this magnitude. Reading this honest, heartfelt book, you feel seen, heard, and supported. The authenticity of powering through an inexplicable life event is evident on every page. Perhaps most importantly, you will feel understood and less alone.

Sudden Widow A True Story of Love Grief Recovery and How Badly It CAN Suck by Bella Lynn Thompson

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