Alice's law: honoring lost loved ones and finding deeper meaning
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (813 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 193928841X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 198 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-05-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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- Casey Bottono, Founder of Navigating Cyberloss & Author of Stones in the Road: Poems on Grief and LossI expected to shed a few tears reading a book about grief but what surprised me about Alice's Law is how many times I laughed. Lauren managed to bring humor, practicality, encouragement and spirituality together to create a great book that's easy to digest and full of hope. - Rabbi Ariel Boxman, Temple Shalom, Dallas, Texas . One of the best ways of reflecting and rediscovering oneself after loss is through art, as demonstrated in various ways throughout this book. "Alice's Law" is a hopeful book acknowledging that everyone's grief experience is unique and personal to them only. Through the blessing of being asked to contribute, I have learned a lot about how to tend my
She did the corporate thing, the small business thing and the ghost writing books about romantic relationships thing. In 2010 she began researching international mourning traditions and theories on grief as well as writing about her loss on the blog, Mama Quest. Lauren Muscarella is an American University Eagle wi
This was a quick and easy read. It actually exceeded my initial expectations karenna This was a quick and easy read. It actually exceeded my initial expectations. What I liked the author has a positive, yet practical, approach to grief and life in general. I loved the alternative suggestions and the story about seeing a medium because that was something I had been thinking about doing. Now I definitely will try it out.It was a little a little short. I finished it wanting to know even . "finding a way to love life despite the loss" according to CB. “You get over a cold; you don’t get over the death of someone you love so much that your world is changed forever…People say ‘get over’ but more likely what they are trying to say, is that it would be ideal to find a way to love life despite the loss.” Lauren Muscarella’s book guides the reader to do just that, to find a way to live their best life while hono. "A beautiful book with a uniquly optimistic message about dealing with loss." according to Joe Santa Maria. I had the opportunity to preview Ms Muscarella's latest book, "Alice's Law" prior to its official release. The book is powerful and profoundly optimistic considering the depth of the topic. As humans, it is inherent in our design that we will live and we will die. However, we spend the bulk of our existence preparing and sweating over everything that happens in the middle as if the "end" is merely a p
Lauren commends anyone brave enough to confront loss-it is a difficult journey that pays dividends to those bold enough to accept the challenge. "Alice's Law" is meant to empower you to choose the tougher path of confronting loss. In this book, a great deal of attention is paid to honoring lost loved ones, and the role remembrance plays in our ability, not to move on, but to thrive.. After Lauren's mother died she avoided coping for years. When she looked for grief books she couldn't find positivity and encouragement in any of them-which she aims to fill with this book in your hands! This book is meant to be a springboard for your ideas on how to figure out what you need for your individual loss, not a stringent guide dictating how you should feel and when