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""One day without you turns to three, Weeks turn into months.Yet still we're left with all this pain, And grief we must confront.""Grief is a lonely journey on a path that is anything but linear. It's hard enough to process when you're going through it; it's harder still for those around you to understand.In this deeply personal poetry collection, a grieving mother bares her heart and puts pen to paper. It's everything she might want to say to herself, to the people around her, and to the child who will always be in her heart.But this collection is for everyone, not just the mum who has lost her child.It's for anyone who has lost a loved one. To give a voice to your grief, help you feel less alone, and hopefully shine some light in your darkness.It's also for those who've never experienced grief, especially if you're supporting someone who has. To give you a glimpse into the mind of the griever, help you be more grief-aware, and hopefully have a better idea of what to say (or not say!) and what they may need from you.Grief needs space, not silence. That's what this book is: an invitation into the sacred, unspoken spaces of grief.

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""From One Heart To Another is one of those books that finds you at just the right time - or maybe when you need it the most. Lynn Vincent writes and rhymes with such raw honesty about grief, heartbreak, and the fragile beauty that can exist in the spaces between loss and (hopefully eventual) healing. As someone who has known grief, specifically around pregnancy loss and secondary infertility, I found this book really resonated. Lynn doesn't shy away from the ache of loss, yet she still manages to hold space for hope, connection, and the quiet ways love continues long after loss. Her writing style is clear and concise, and her poetry style is beautifully written and insightful ... If you've ever experienced loss, or love someone who has, From One Heart To Another is a tender, grounding read that might just help you feel seen."" -Ashlee M- ""As someone who has lived through grief and PTSD, I've read many articles and listened to therapists, but this book feels different. Poetry helps you process what words often can't. Lynn Vincent's poetry captures the rawness of grief and the quiet strength that follows. This book offers comfort that feels real, honest, and deeply human. From One Heart To Another is a gentle and truthful companion for anyone learning to live with loss."" -Renee F- ""The tears come and go but it's such a healing read ... I believe it's a book for anybody that's seeking healing, reconciliation of loss, and it's also for people that have someone in their life that has gone through something like this and they are unable to relate since it hasn't happened to them ... I think much of the time I can imagine how someone feels about something, but in the case of reading Lynn's book, it's the first time I have a tangible feeling of her love for ... the babies she's lost. Like it's not just me understanding and accepting and imagining; it's me feeling it like a palatable force. Lynn's ability to articulate the hardest type of grief and make it more palatable is commendable. Her transparency and honesty is refreshing."" -Kylie W- ""To carry the weight of grief atop the already heavy weight of life is one of the hardest journeys of all - a journey that Lynn has so eloquently put into words. Through honesty and grace, we are reminded that even in the depths of sorrow, we are not alone. Lynn's words don't just express her own healing; they help to lift the hearts of others who carry their own quiet pain. This book is a gift - to the community, to her family and friends, and most of all, to her precious children."" -Hayley D-

Author Information

Lynn Vincent is the imperfect mother of three boys: one neurodivergent, one in the chaos of toddlerhood, and one who went to heaven far too soon at 7 months old. She has been through a lot, both as a person and as a mother: depression and anxiety, grief from miscarriages and a traumatic child loss, parenting neurodiversity, friendship and family drama, just to name a few. She now uses her writing skills and life's stories to help light up the darkness, inspire and encourage, and help other mums feel seen and less alone. Besides writing poetry and books, she regularly shares her musings on life, motherhood, and mental health - intertwined with her grief and faith - through her blog and social media.

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