Singing Beyond Sorrow by Carole Marie Downing
Written in a journal style, the book chronicles her ups and downs, the “firsts” without her husband, the parenting of their six-year-old son, and the sometimes tragic, sometimes funny, conflicts between a young widow picking up the pieces of her life and a world that would rather close its eyes to death and bereavement.
While working through her grief, Carole discovered the gift of finding gratitude in each day, no matter how small: her son’s laughter, the generosity of a stranger, or the simple beauty of a field of poppies. She came to understand that even amidst the raw pain of loss, the preciousness of life was present when seen through the lens of gratitude.
As a former hospice nurse and bereavement volunteer, Carole’s unique blending of professional experience with her personal story sheds light on the often hidden process of grief. Her book can help the newly bereaved embrace life after loss, while also offering us all an opportunity to see moments of grace in our everyday lives.
While working through her grief, Carole discovered the gift of finding gratitude in each day, no matter how small: her son’s laughter, the generosity of a stranger, or the simple beauty of a field of poppies. She came to understand that even amidst the raw pain of loss, the preciousness of life was present when seen through the lens of gratitude.
As a former hospice nurse and bereavement volunteer, Carole’s unique blending of professional experience with her personal story sheds light on the often hidden process of grief. Her book can help the newly bereaved embrace life after loss, while also offering us all an opportunity to see moments of grace in our everyday lives.
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Also available through Barnes and Noble, Kobo, and Scribd
Also available through Barnes and Noble, Kobo, and Scribd
Carole Marie is available for book signings, readings, and workshops related to
seeing grief through the lens of gratitude.
seeing grief through the lens of gratitude.