The loss of a child is like no other grief you will ever experience. The journey you go on in your first year will have more ups and downs than a roller coaster. The emotions you experience will make you feel insane at times, but you can and you will survive this loss. One of the most difficult challenges is finding your new purpose, your place in this crazy world. Who you are and what you are here for will be the toughest question to answer. I share in this experience and will guide you through the process from my own loss and hopefully help you heal. You have to take one day at a time, baby steps and focus on what works best for you and nothing else. No one grieves the same and no one can tell you how to grieve. There is no time frame, no time limit, no rules. I will show you how to stay connected with your child who has passed and teach you how to connect with your inner spirit by first understanding what we are and where we go after death of this body we all travel in. Open up your mind and your heart and take a walk with me...REVIEW- Reedsy Discovery reader- N. BannerThis book is written in a way that makes you feel as though you are with the author as they experience their grief, but you are trapped in a glass box and can do nothing to help despite wanting to reach out and help or offer comfort. After telling their story, the author provides the reader with genuine advice learned from their first-hand experiences in a fluid, almost conversational way. I know that many parents who have suffered the loss of a child will be able to identify with a lot of the varied emotions described by the author. The author discusses a lot of natural reliefs and comforts to help in the early stages, largely sleep, eating regularly, exercise and meditation however there are also comforts to be found in the reader's faith. Other methods are then encouraged such as mood boards and other creative projects to help you enjoy hobbies again, stressing the importance of going outside often too.In short, I feel like this book will be a comfort to many in a similar position as the author as it offers not only practical advice, but a genuine story to remind the reader that they are not alone and that they will overcome this. This book is written in a way that makes you feel as though you are with the author as they experience their grief, but you are trapped in a glass box and can do nothing to help despite wanting to reach out and help or offer comfort. After telling their story, the author provides the reader with genuine advice learned from their first-hand experiences in a fluid, almost conversational way. I know that many parents who have suffered the loss of a child will be able to identify with a lot of the varied emotions described by the author. The author discusses a lot of natural reliefs and comforts to help in the early stages, largely sleep, eating regularly, exercise and meditation however there are also comforts to be found in the reader's faith. Other methods are then encouraged such as mood boards and other creative projects to help you enjoy hobbies again, stressing the importance of going outside often too. In short, I feel like this book will be a comfort to many in a similar position as the author as it offers not only practical advice, but a genuine story to remind the reader that they are not alone and that they will overcome this. P. M. Owen had a childhood fear of having a special needs child, which became her reality almost twenty years later. Little did she know, it would become the biggest blessing she's ever known. As a psychic medium and empath, her ability to stay connected with loved ones and now her daughter; Jade, is a gift she wants to share with others. After writing for almost ten years, her purpose now is to bring peace and happiness to those who grieve. Writing has become her passion and she's very grateful for her readers and feels blessed to be part of their lives. Sometimes you must travel the road to find your way...