Isbn: 9781733964401 - he answered the call: coping with our loss—family's, friends', and firefighters' perspectives (5 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | One of Anthony Sean "Sauce" Phillips' biggest desires in life was to become afirefighter. After seven years of prayer and waiting for the call, God answered.Filled with excitement and encouragement from his wife, Lysa, and his mother,Dee, Anthony walked into Engine Company 10, dubbed "The House of Pain," inWashington, DC, ready to do what God had called him to do, serve others andhis community.HE ANSWERED THE CALL: Coping with Our Loss-The Family's, Friends', andFirefighters' Perspectives shares the real-life, sensitive story of Anthony "Sauce"Phillips' final call to duty by those who loved him and those who worked besidehim, sharing their struggles of his passing, how it impacted them personally andprofessionally, and the mechanisms they have used to cope over the years.Losing a loved one is traumatic, whether a family member or a friend. Losingthem in the line of duty, with no warning, can be even more detrimental. It isalso an overwhelming, frightening, and painful experience. Those left to mournoften find themselves in a complex web of emotions. Although death is beyondour control, the wonderful memories left behind can shine the light on how sucha tragedy can transform into a testimony for others as they cope with their loss. …

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | One of Anthony Sean "Sauce" Phillips' biggest desires in life was to become afirefighter. After seven years of prayer and waiting for the call, God answered.Filled with excitement and encouragement from his wife, Lysa, and his mother,Dee, Anthony walked into Engine Company 10, dubbed "The House of Pain," inWashington, DC, ready to do what God had called him to do, serve others andhis community.HE ANSWERED THE CALL: Coping with Our Loss-The Family's, Friends', andFirefighters' Perspectives shares the real-life, sensitive story of Anthony "Sauce"Phillips' final call to duty by those who loved him and those who worked besidehim, sharing their struggles of his passing, how it impacted them personally andprofessionally, and the mechanisms they have used to cope over the years.Losing a loved one is traumatic, whether a family member or a friend. Losingthem in the line of duty, with no warning, can be even more detrimental. It isalso an overwhelming, frightening, and painful experience. Those left to mournoften find themselves in a complex web of emotions. Although death is beyondour control, the wonderful memories left behind can shine the light on how sucha tragedy can transform into a testimony for others as they cope with their loss. …