The Hardest Goodbye: Coping with a Loss

By Carlethia Williams

Occasionally, the unexpected happens, and we are left to deal with the loss of a loved one. We never know what tomorrow brings, and with that comes the uncertainty of what's to come. When the passing of the loved one occurs, it can be devastating and leave you feeling lost, alone, and afraid. So, let me offer this book to those experiencing this type of circumstance in their life.
"The Hardest Goodbye" (Coping With A Loss) is about dealing with losing someone we care for and finding a way to cope.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jun 30, 2020
• ISBN: 9781984585912

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Copyright © 2020 by Carlethia Williams.

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Rev. date: 06/30/2020

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Contents

I Am Here

Breaking

Sadness

Without You

Grief

Discomfort

Detox

Hard Times

No Comparison

Tears to Heaven

Turning Negativity into Positivity

The Dove

You Don’t Have to Forget

Healing

The Butterfly

Finding Strength in Our Weakest Moments

Red Cardinal

Devotion

Faith

You are Free

This Will Pass

I dedicate this book to those dealing with the loss of a

loved one and trying to find peace in the process.

Special Thanks

I would like to thank my mother, Alice Williams, for always guiding

me with her wisdom and love; she is my true inspiration. I also want to

thank my aunt Caroline Maxwell, who unknowingly gave me the vision

to create The Hardest Goodbye Coping With A Loss. I appreciate

both women for recognizing that at a time of loss, providing strength

and support can make a difference to someone who truly needs it.

I Am Here

I know that this is a hard time for you.

But I want to let you know you will be okay. No, I am not a doctor nor a