What If There's More
Adele Marshall offers this question to building a life after loss. Even when it feels like the life you wanted is over, in some ways it's a new beginning. Through Adele's encouraging and inspirational stories, you'll see that it's possible to stay connected to your loved ones who have passed on.
Adele shares the story of her daughter, Taryn Elkins, who died trying to have a baby; who she was, and how Adele coped with this loss through days, months and years of grief. This book is about the growth she experienced and how the death of Taryn changed everything in her life.
Adele's stories show how life experiences, both good and bad, are often your greatest teachers. They refine you and change how you see the world and yourself. Making the most of everything you go through isn't something you have to do alone.
You can take great comfort in knowing that the people you lose to death are never really gone. You can feel their love, guidance, and direction if you have an open mind and heart. It's okay to ask for help or to turn to family and friends for support.
Adele's example shows how you can be kind and good to yourself, and give yourself time to adjust to this new life you never asked for or wanted. She suggests you can be someone who changes laws, finds a cure, or turns your tragedy into triumph in a way that completely surprises you. It is possible to live with great purpose and happiness. Even after you've reached the end of what you thought was the life you wanted, Adele challenges you to ask yourself, What If There's More?
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What If There's More
Adele Marshall offers this question to building a life after loss. Even when it feels like the life you wanted is over, in some ways it's a new beginning. Through Adele's encouraging and inspirational stories, you'll see that it's possible to stay connected to your loved ones who have passed on.
Adele shares the story of her daughter, Taryn Elkins, who died trying to have a baby; who she was, and how Adele coped with this loss through days, months and years of grief. This book is about the growth she experienced and how the death of Taryn changed everything in her life.
Adele's stories show how life experiences, both good and bad, are often your greatest teachers. They refine you and change how you see the world and yourself. Making the most of everything you go through isn't something you have to do alone.
You can take great comfort in knowing that the people you lose to death are never really gone. You can feel their love, guidance, and direction if you have an open mind and heart. It's okay to ask for help or to turn to family and friends for support.
Adele's example shows how you can be kind and good to yourself, and give yourself time to adjust to this new life you never asked for or wanted. She suggests you can be someone who changes laws, finds a cure, or turns your tragedy into triumph in a way that completely surprises you. It is possible to live with great purpose and happiness. Even after you've reached the end of what you thought was the life you wanted, Adele challenges you to ask yourself, What If There's More?
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Adele Marshall offers this question to building a life after loss. Even when it feels like the life you wanted is over, in some ways it's a new beginning. Through Adele's encouraging and inspirational stories, you'll see that it's possible to stay connected to your loved ones who have passed on.
Adele shares the story of her daughter, Taryn Elkins, who died trying to have a baby; who she was, and how Adele coped with this loss through days, months and years of grief. This book is about the growth she experienced and how the death of Taryn changed everything in her life.
Adele's stories show how life experiences, both good and bad, are often your greatest teachers. They refine you and change how you see the world and yourself. Making the most of everything you go through isn't something you have to do alone.
You can take great comfort in knowing that the people you lose to death are never really gone. You can feel their love, guidance, and direction if you have an open mind and heart. It's okay to ask for help or to turn to family and friends for support.
Adele's example shows how you can be kind and good to yourself, and give yourself time to adjust to this new life you never asked for or wanted. She suggests you can be someone who changes laws, finds a cure, or turns your tragedy into triumph in a way that completely surprises you. It is possible to live with great purpose and happiness. Even after you've reached the end of what you thought was the life you wanted, Adele challenges you to ask yourself, What If There's More?
