Closer Than You Think: The Easy Guide to Connecting with Loved Ones on the Other Side - Softcover

"With a confident voice, a sense of humor, and wisdom borne of painful loss, author Deborah Heneghan speaks clearly of dealing with grief by trusting and learning how loved ones communicate and help us after they die. I couldn't turn the pages fast enough to read more miracle stories of how famous and not-famous people received endearing messages or how deceased father pulled his famous son out of a burning car. Miracles happen, and we still grieve and feel pain for those we have loved and lost. Heneghan provides a voice of truth and inspiration to handle grief, accept life and have faith of your continued connection and communication with a loved one. Her ten fundamentals are guidelines for healing yourself and helping others along the way. This is a not another grief recovery book; this is a celebrate and love life in all realms, and I give it 10 stars!!" -Dr. Caron Goode, author of Kids Who See Ghosts and Raising Intuitive Children --Reviews

"Once in a while a sleeper sneaks in - a book so unique it cannot be categorized. Closer Than You Think is just such a book. No, this is not the usual grief book on how to handle the death of a loved one. It is not even one of those stories about an individual on this side of the curtain channeling what a loved one says from "the other side." Such books have real value, but this one has more. Way more. Weaving all kinds of stories in and through her own, Deborah Heneghan covers every aspect of death and dying, life and living in a heart-filled, uplifting, and totally unique and wonderful way. What she has created is a caring and compassionate guidebook like nothing else I've ever read. She's done us a favor. She's opened up our hearts with this book. . . so we could see what's inside." -P. M. H. Atwater, L.H.D., author of 10 books about the near-death phenomenon, including The Big Book of Near-Death Experiences and Near-Death Experiences: The Rest of the Story--Reviews

Describes instances where people have felt themselves in contact with deceased relatives and suggests ways to recognize such contacts, even when they are very subtle, and to learn from these experiences of another plane.