Death is an unavoidable part of life – but does being stuck in grief have to be just as inevitable?
While death is seen just as much a natural part of life as birth is, usually nothing feels natural about the pain and trauma experienced when someone dies.
In ‘Transforming Grief – My Journey to Acceptance’, author Kimone Alleyne transparently leads the reader through the five stages of grief – Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance – as seen through the loss of her own strong father, beloved cousins, and adored grandmother.
Starting with moving tributes to those that have profoundly touched her life, the author exemplifies the adage, “Give people their flowers while they are living.” Her personal stories and faith in God, through select scripture references, are used as a gentle guide leading those who grieve through each stage. She vulnerably encourages the reader to positively transform current grief and to also take proactive steps in the present to shape the future grief likely to come.
“The pain of grief is real, but so too is the grace of God, and it will endure forever if you can be strong enough to receive it.”
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