A year after the loss of her parents, Edith finds herself struggling to keep her life together while her brother, Henry, spirals into addiction. As she navigates the complex emotions of grief, guilt, and helplessness, Edith desperately tries to reach Henry, but their strained relationship only worsens. In a final heart-breaking confrontation, Henry ultimately rejects her help, forcing Edith to face the painful reality that she cannot save him. With the support of her best friend, Lina, and her uncle, Richard, Edith begins the slow journey toward healing. In this touching exploration of grief, Edith learns that moving forward requires not only strength, but also the courage to accept that some battles are not hers to fight.

How do you deal with change? Do you get confused, sad or angry and when you reflect your emotions, do you get any real closure? This poem collection tells the story of a lost soul in a twisted world that seems to be put in one challenging, emotional rollercoaster after another. It shows the many sides to healing in chronological order - perfect for anyone who has been dealing with change in their life and needs a lyrical companion during their emotional grieving process.

Would I ever be the same person, after you left me fighting for myself? I guess not. Never would I've imagined, finding something so unique as our bound. Never in a million years. But that's the thing about healing. You grow - learning to live a life without that special person there for you. Celest: Some people say I'm a walking sunshine. Theodore says I should never change that about me. But how could I not, when he left me and took all of my happiness with him? I try to be that person for him. I really do. But the grief left me utterly alone in the dark. All the shimmers of hope are gone, but are they really? Sometimes we find hope in the strangest places, or even in a person, one would never thought of as the last shimmer of hope before.

It's a regular Wednesday, she'll show up, like she always does. It's a regular Wednesday, until it isn't. It's a regular Wednesday, until she dies. The five stages of grief - one day we will all get the phone call that forces us to endure them. But the sisters Noah and Riley were supposed to have years together until that point. Yet, time betrays them both. When Riley unexpectedly dies, Noah's life flips upside down. How do you navigate through life, if your better half is no longer with you? How do you move on with life, if grief is always around the corner, waiting for you to slip up? Denial, anger, bargaining , depression, acceptance - Noah stands to face them all. Because in her world, it has always been just Noah and Riley, until death really does do them part.

This autobiography covers the topic of loss and grief and also offers insight into complicated grief; an authentic, balanced result from feeling the emotions, which is underpinned by a reproducible scientific method; and a fly-on-the-wall account of inspirational progress following the method. Unless you address the issues the universe sends you, the universe will repeat, and each time it will do so with a stronger force ... How much pain can you tolerate? The benefits of reading this book are that it will give insight into sibling loss and grief during childhood; touch your heart with honesty over how harsh the universe can be; give insight into a complicated loss and grief story that covers death, divorce and job loss; help you to understand complications of repeated loss and grief and teach you the need for authentic balance to emotions to prevent repeats; tell you how you can bring authentic balance to emotions; and show you the firsthand benefits of practice of the method.

Medusa, once revered for her beauty, is now trapped in a painting, cursed and condemned by the gods for a crime she didnt commit. Every day, she endures the hateful stares of those who believe the lies spun by Olympus, casting her as a monster. But everything changes when Perseus, a mortal who sees beyond the curse, comes into her life. His compassion awakens a spark of hope in Medusa. They set out to confront the gods who betrayed her. Driven by pain and a thirst for justice, Medusa vows to take down Olympus and reclaim her true self. Her curse becomes her weapon, and her vengeance fuels her strength. The gods who once cursed her will soon learn that Medusa is no victim. They thought they could silence her, but Medusa is about to prove that she is more powerful than they ever imagined.

In my time, I've encountered Angels, Demons, and everything in between. The world was never just black and white. The in between: that is the miraculous part. - from me to you A collection of poems about feeling lost, growing up and finding home.