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Let’s Talk Grief E-Book Now Available for Purchase: $3.99

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I’m excited to announce that the Let’s Talk Grief E-Book is now available for purchase. Like the paperback, the best place to buy it is on the Let’s Talk Grief website. After you log on, a pop-up window will appear. Click on “Purchase,” and it will direct you to the Archway Publishing website.


Thanks again to the 28 Contributors and the people who have supported me during this 5-year grief journey across the USA and Canada.


A reminder that Let’s Talk Grief is now a Trilogy. I’m collecting essays for the second and third Let’s Talk Grief books.


Let’s Talk Grief II: Success Stories From the Real Grief Experts. I have received 20 essays and need 30 more. The sooner I collect the 50 essays, the sooner I will publish the book.


Let’s Talk Grief III: Success Stories of Loss, Love, and Healing for Young Hearts. It will feature 50 essays from children ages 17 and under and is scheduled for release in Spring 2027. Below is a Flyer for it created by Joan Brenton, my co-author for this book.



If you’d like to submit an essay, fill out the contact form on the Let’s Talk Grief website’s Home Page. Click on “Get In Touch” to access the contact form. After you fill it out, I will send you instructions and guidelines for submitting an essay.


In the next Blog, I will publish an amazing and excellent essay written by Todd Buck for Let’s Talk Grief II. The title is How I Made Grief Bearable With Grace.


Todd’s wife, Mariah, was killed after a woman they knew, Danielle Stein, lost control of her car and hit Mariah on her bicycle. The accident happened in the Buck’s driveway. I posted a previous blog about the accident. Tood Buck and Mariah's family asked the Judge to not sentence Danielle to serve time in prison. The Judge granted their request and sentenced Danielle to two years of supervised probation, 200 hours of community service involving speaking at high schools to students about distracted driving, and restitution.



 
 
 

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