This journal is for those who love deeply. It will encompass your letters, phone calls, and communications with those who have gone Home. It is your refuge, your friend, and your tribute. Fill the journal pages with what you need to say, share, and remember.

From Erin With Love: Knowledge of Life After Death
by Helen M. Fisher

Even while coping with the loss of her twenty year old daughter, Erin, Helen M. Fisher began to receive amazing affirmation of continuing life. A story of something lost and something gained; a story of a promise kept.

Suicide would appear to be the last taboo. Even incest is now discussed freely in popular media, but the suicide of a loved one is still an act most people are unable to talk about--or even admit to their closest family or friends. This is just one of the many painful and paralyzing truths author Carla Fine discovered when her husband, a successful young physician, took his own life in December 1989. Click here for more description.

Messages and Miracles: Extraordinary Experiences of the Bereaved
by Louis E., Ph.D. Lagrand

Editorial Review
"This book is in the format of 100 questions and answers pertaining to all aspects of the ADC phenomenon."

Through a heartfelt poem and beautiful illustrations, the book recounts the emotional journey of loss and offers the reader a wish for comfort and for hope in life again. A fill-in-the-blank format allows recipients to personalize the story. A journal in the back of the book lets family and friends preserve special memories and photos to create a truly precious memento.

Healing After the Suicide of a Loved One
by Ann Smolin, John Guinan (Contributor), Ann Smoin

The authors address the special needs and emotions of the survivors--those affected by the suicide of a loved one--explore the natural grief, and the added guilt, rage, and shame that dealing with a suicide often engenders. Includes a directory of worldwide support groups.

Stars in the Deepest Night is a collection of poetry in which a bereaved parent describes the convoluted nightmare, isolation and transformation of grief after the death of a child. This book will be read and reread by bereaved parents and is a must for the families and friends who love them.

The Art of Condolence: What to Write, What to Say, What to Do at a Time of Loss
by Leonard M. Zunin, Hilary Stanton Zunin, Hilda Zunin (Contributor)

A reassuring and practical guide for finding the best way to respond to another's experience of grief.

The Courage to Laugh : Humor, Hope, and Healing in the Face of Death and Dying
by Allen Klein

"Life does not cease to be funny when someone dies, any more than it ceases to be serious when someone laughs." With heartening and amusing examples from a world in which many think there is no laughter, Allen Klein augments the truth of Shaw's insightfulness. Illustrating the inherent importance of the ability to laugh, Klein gives readers the power to face the end of life with dignity and compassion.

In the Checklist of Life: A Working Book to Help You Live & Leave This LIFE!
by Lynn McPhelimy, Martin McPhelimy (Editor), M. Bavao (Illustrator)

An infinitely useful workbook that's aimed at helping your survivors handle the requisite legal and household affairs after your death. This workbook is also meant to be a keepsake, with space for writing down memories of important life events and things you've always meant to accomplish, the things you've always meant to tell people.

Editorial Review
"An eloquent treasury of art and heart that will bring solace and support to all grieving hearts..."