My Mother's Way of Dying Well

Autori

• Dianne Porter

Parametri

• 382 pagine
• 14 ore di lettura

• Biografie e pensieri
• Maternità e Genitorialità

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What the reader will discover in this book. There is a lot of living to be done while you are dying. The inevitabilities of death, dying and bereavement can be confronted and overcome even though it is challenging work. Having a plan for your own death and the death of loved ones is a great first step even though the storms of life may require major changes to the plan when circumstances demand them. In this book readers will share the challenging twists and turns author Dianne Porter confronted and overcame dealing with the deaths, funerals and dispersal of her parents’ estate. Her mother Helen Byrne’s advice to her on what dying well is helped her negotiate this difficult journey. Her mother’s wisdom, Christian faith and views on death and dying are the foundation stones this work was built upon. At each stage of the journey, the next step was uncovered till at the end, a deep truth that there is life after death is unexpectedly exposed. A life Porter loved died along with her mother and it was her mother’s wisdom that helped Porter find her own new life after her mother died. This book is a memorial to those who died as her parents have no memorial or headstone. Their ashes were scattered in many places by family and friends at their request. The laments written and shared in this book by Dianne Porter and her husband Michael Porter are testaments to the lives of Helen and Geoffrey Byrne.

Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2021

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