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How to Find Peace and Discover Your Purpose to Live on After the Death of Your Family Member
Grief sucks – there is simply no other way to say it or get around it. Losing someone you love so completely, especially a child, is one of the greatest tragedies any parent can face. It is not the natural order of life for a mother to outlive her child – at least, that is what most of us believe. I have created this 7-step program to help you move from a life of despair to a life of hope and healing. Simply click the button below to get your FREE copy.
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A personalized holistic health and wellness program focusing on healing mind, body and spirit.
How to understand your strengths and personal grief process.
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Who Is Pat Sheveland?
I was the 4th child born to my parents, or so I thought, until I found out when I was about 5 or 6 years old that I had another brother who had died before I was born.
So I didn't just have 3 older brothers, I had 4. My family never spoke about my brother and it was as if they buried his memory and his spirit when they buried his tiny little body.
I felt a deep connection to this brother when I learned of him and I spent time alone at the cemetery hanging out at his grave, which was about 100 feet away from the grave where my best friend Joey died when he was 3 and I was 5 years old.
I talked to these boys and imagined life with them had they not died. It was then that I started my path to be comfortable around death and dying. I became a Registered Nurse back in the early 80's and my time was spent holding the hands of the dying and comforting their families after their loved one passed.
I was deeply connected to the young men dying of AIDS back then where I would work the night shift and spend time hearing their stories and providing comfort and love during their final days.
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"As a funeral director, this book will be a great resource to recommend to mothers who are trying to understand their grief. "How Do I Survive?: 7 Steps to Living After Child Loss" seems like a regular book at first, but it proves to be a great source of knowledge composed of strategies that may help you in your struggles after the death of a loved one."
– Ean Sinn, Funeral Director
