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Verlag: Independently Published, 2021
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- Titel
- Life to Afterlife - Helping Parents Heal, the Book : The Black and White Edition
- Autor
- Giesemann, Suzanne, Ireland, Mark, Olsen, Jeffery, Vouvalides, Irene
- Verlag
- Independently Published
- Veröffentlichungsjahr
- 2021
- Zustand
- Good
- Einband
- Softcover
- Sprache
- Englisch
- ISBN-13
- 9798488213623
- Artikelgewicht
- 0,791 Pfund
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True stories of hope and healing after the passing of a child.
Helping Parents Heal, Inc. was voted Most Nurturing Bereaved Parents Support NPO – USA 2023 by Acquisition International Magazine.
Our book was voted one of the four Best Christian Books on Grief for 2022 by ChoosingTherapy.com
About the book:
In November 2019, Craig McMahon released the first documentary in his Life to Afterlife Spirituality Series, "Mom, Can You Hear Me?" The documentary reached a circle far wider than any anticipated. The parents who participated had all experienced the passing of a child and had moved forward towards healing. All were members of Helping Parents Heal, Inc, a nonprofit organization that provides support and resources for parents and families who have experienced the unthinkable. They shared their stories with Craig to allow others to know that they can also heal. However, there was more to these parents' stories than made it into the film.
In Life to Afterlife - Helping Parents Heal, The Book, these parents join forces again to relate precisely what has helped them on their healing journeys. This book is not a sad one. Instead, it is filled with magical signs and validations that our children send us every day. Our kids in spirit are still right here. They are with us every step of the way and hold our hands as we walk this healing path.
If you have a child who has passed, please join us as we navigate this new way of living, one filled with gratitude, compassion, and love. We are all in this together, and together, we will heal.
Our Contributors by Alphabetical Order: Carol Allen, Elizabeth Boisson, Kim Camacho, Kim Courtney, Jason Durham, Glenn and Nita Erickson, Suzanne and Ty Giesemann, Jeff and Lynn Hollahan, LeAnn Hull, Mark Ireland, Kristine and Ernie Jackson, Zoe Kharpertian, Linda McCarthy, Craig McMahon, Doryce Norwood, Jeffery Olsen, Laurie Savoie, Brian Smith, Irene Vouvalides, and Michelle Ziff.
With Forewords by Suzanne Giesemann and Maureen Hancock
Edited by Zoe English Kharpertian
Note: every penny earned from the sale of this book benefits Helping Parents Heal.
Helping Parents Heal is a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting parents with children who have passed. Through support and resources offered, we aspire to help individuals become “Shining Light Parents”—meaning a shift from a state of emotional heaviness to one of hopefulness and greater peace of mind. HPH goes a step beyond other groups by allowing the open discussion of spiritual experiences and afterlife evidence—in a non-dogmatic way.
Helping Parents Heal, Inc. was voted Most Nurturing Bereaved Parents Support NPO – USA 2023 by Acquisition International Magazine.
Our book was voted one of the four Best Christian Books on Grief for 2022 by ChoosingTherapy.com
About the book:
In November 2019, Craig McMahon released the first documentary in his Life to Afterlife Spirituality Series, "Mom, Can You Hear Me?" The documentary reached a circle far wider than any anticipated. The parents who participated had all experienced the passing of a child and had moved forward towards healing. All were members of Helping Parents Heal, Inc, a nonprofit organization that provides support and resources for parents and families who have experienced the unthinkable. They shared their stories with Craig to allow others to know that they can also heal. However, there was more to these parents' stories than made it into the film.
In Life to Afterlife - Helping Parents Heal, The Book, these parents join forces again to relate precisely what has helped them on their healing journeys. This book is not a sad one. Instead, it is filled with magical signs and validations that our children send us every day. Our kids in spirit are still right here. They are with us every step of the way and hold our hands as we walk this healing path.
If you have a child who has passed, please join us as we navigate this new way of living, one filled with gratitude, compassion, and love. We are all in this together, and together, we will heal.
Our Contributors by Alphabetical Order: Carol Allen, Elizabeth Boisson, Kim Camacho, Kim Courtney, Jason Durham, Glenn and Nita Erickson, Suzanne and Ty Giesemann, Jeff and Lynn Hollahan, LeAnn Hull, Mark Ireland, Kristine and Ernie Jackson, Zoe Kharpertian, Linda McCarthy, Craig McMahon, Doryce Norwood, Jeffery Olsen, Laurie Savoie, Brian Smith, Irene Vouvalides, and Michelle Ziff.
With Forewords by Suzanne Giesemann and Maureen Hancock
Edited by Zoe English Kharpertian
Note: every penny earned from the sale of this book benefits Helping Parents Heal.
Helping Parents Heal is a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting parents with children who have passed. Through support and resources offered, we aspire to help individuals become “Shining Light Parents”—meaning a shift from a state of emotional heaviness to one of hopefulness and greater peace of mind. HPH goes a step beyond other groups by allowing the open discussion of spiritual experiences and afterlife evidence—in a non-dogmatic way.
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