What’s Normal?

What’s Normal and What’s Not?

Never again doubt that who you are in your grief and

how you are grieving is not OK!

If you are grieving you will know that losing someone you love with all your heart tears your world apart. You never knew it would or could hurt this much. Not only are you dealing with the nightmare your life has become but with it comes the feeling of being so very alone, so very lost in the pain of your grief.

In our brokenness we are left feeling very fragile and very exposed. We lose ourselves and we lose our confidence in the shaky new reality we find ourselves in. We are trying so very hard to cope with the onslaught of pain and with it comes a vulnerability that makes us doubt who we are and how we are grieving.

Some questions that tend to come in:

Is this normal?
What is normal?
Am I the only one who feels this way?
Am I going crazy?
Is it so wrong to grieve this way?
How long is too long? I still feel so very sad.

It doesn’t matter how long it’s been or who it is that we are missing so very much, the true need is we just want to be able to be ourselves and grieve in our way, in our own time. We want to be comforted in the midst of our grief, not told how to be. For someone to see how very tough it is for us. For someone to know that we’re not OK even when we say we are. For someone to give us a hug and tell us we’ll get through.

The “you’re not normal” critics aren’t of any help telling us readily how to grieve and how to be. In a minute we feel dismantled and torn apart:

“You should be over it by now.”
“Why are you crying?”
“Well I should be grieving worse than you.”
“I don’t know why you’re so upset.”

Do you ever feel like screaming?

Within the pages of “What’s Normal? Do We Love the Same? Do We Grieve the Same? Finding Your Own Normal through Your Grief” you will find relief in knowing that you can be you, as you are through your loss and how you grieve.

Inside you will discover:

• Why you are going along OK one minute and back down the rabbit hole the next. Page 25
• “Thank goodness! It’s not just me.” Page 16
• That some people just don’t get it and never will. Page 9
• How to begin taking those small steps forward. Page 28
• Why you can never go back to the way you were. Page 12
• Being on the rollercoaster. Finding ways to hold on. Page 19
• “Don’t you think it’s time you got over it?” Why you know what’s best for you. Page 7
• Why sometimes you can see it coming and other times it hits you out of the blue. Page 24
• What you can do for you that no-one else can. Page 31
• When does this forever stop? When does it get easier? Page 22

This is a comforting companion for you at any time in your grief.

Find compassion, comfort and understanding as you read the words. Imagine the feeling of being acknowledged for all that you are and all that you have been going through. At last, it’s OK to be you, as someone finding their own normal through their grief.

Here it is…..

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