My friend Jean told me when she lost her own child she felt so alone when there was no one was around to give her a hug or reassurance that she did not have to face her Grief on her own. This is exactly how I felt after my loss especially during the night or when others who knew me were busy getting on with their own life. I felt isolated and angry at myself for feeling the way I did I wanted to get back to my life the way it was before my loss. I began to hate the new world which I found ...

Facing up to the fact your child has died......... Bereavement loss of a child through accident or cot death suicide any other illness's it is a fact of life no one expects their own child to die before they do, don't face it alone The devastion it can cause us is overwhelming and outwith our own emotional control. WE all learn to cope in our own ways through what ever emans it takes to get us through this undescribable pain which we have to endure. Death of a child comes with many issues ...

I began my recovery by reading little parts of stories or poetry or an article about someone who like my friend and I had been affected with loss of their child. Some days I would read the same story or aticle or poetry over and over again and again until I found each time I re-read the words they became clearer in my mind there fore I began to see a little light at the end of the tunnel. Jean my friend and myself now lead a new life which was different to what it had been in the past whic...

Updated with Healing PoetryA Mothers PainI listen to the familiar sound which once sent me to my kneesI listen while the wind howls with Rage I shout STOP STOP PLEASEI listen to my beating heart-unite with timeI listen while I tell myself you are no longer mineI listen to the wind Roar once again it starts to beginI listen to my voice to calm the storm held withinI listen to the Angels call out your nameI listen and hear only t...

This is true story about a Scottish Mother who when she becomes upset she begins to recite poetry using the language which comes natural to her. The setting begins in Edinburgh City then moves onto Dundee Angus area, where the petite Scottish Lassie called Rosie Gilmour, mother to Finlay Sinclair begins to turn her life around with the peace of the countryside.which does not live up to her expectations of country living, believing everyone who lives in the country should adore the life as ...

This little collection of Poetry has been written with Mothers in mind and others seeking comfort and support after Loss of a child at any age through illness.cot death, accidental, stillborn or miscarriage or other It is a useful product and Gift for any Parent to find some solace and comfort from the words selected especially for you and your family members written straight from the heart of a Mother who suffered the loss of her own child.

8 Must-Read Books on Freemasonry gathers a capacious body of Masonic writing in which history, ritual interpretation, moral philosophy, institutional critique, and reflective instruction intersect. Its selections illuminate Freemasonry not merely as a fraternal order but as a contested cultural language of symbols, secrecy, ethical self-fashioning, and civic association. Ranging from investigative and polemical prose to learned exposition and devotional reflection, the volume pres...

He's my boss. He's fifteen years older than me. Against the rules. Forbidden. Irresistible.My life was already turned upside down. I'm on my own for the first time after being disinherited by my parents. Now I have to go and work for my money. Which ended up with getting a crush on my boss.He's six foot plus of blond Nordic hotness, total alpha male. More than a crush, really. A volcano. Flames, passion, someone who has me erupting. It has to be a secret. N...

Mysteries of Masons Revealed assembles eight works that illuminate Freemasonry from both within and without, bringing together ritual exposition, historical inquiry, moral instruction, controversy, and imaginative reflection. Its varied texts trace the enduring fascination of Masonic symbols, degrees, obligations, and institutional ideals, while also revealing how secrecy has invited interpretation, suspicion, and public debate. Read together, the volumes situate Masonry within the literar...

Sleeping with the enemy? Well, now she works for me.Rian was my rival in college, vying for the same internship. Sometimes enemies are fire between the sheets—we were. Until she walked off with the internship. Now, the smart-mouthed beauty who always kept me guessing got downsized and takes a job out in Nebraska out of desperation.She's working for me. I don't mind her working under me, but I'd rather have her in bed. Or across this desk. Her ideas are bril...

He's the best bad decision I ever made. It was only one night. A business trip. City lights and passion. Intense. Impossible. He's my boss.Too bad I can't forget the night we spent together in Paris. It's hard enough on my own, dealing with my needy sister and pretending I don't have feelings for Toby. My genius, alpha male boss with the piercing eyes and rock-hard abs. We acted like it never happened.Until I told him about my crazy ex. The one who's coming...

Music therapists are trained to use their first study instrument in clinical practice, yet existing literature focuses almost exclusively on the use of piano, basic percussion and voice.This illuminating book brings together international music therapists who use a diverse range of musical instruments in their clinical work: the clarinet, the piano accordion, the flute, the cello, the trumpet and flugelhorn, the bassoon, the violin, the viola, the harp, the guitar, lower brass instr...