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No matter how long ago your loved one died, your grief matters. In this unique collection, Angela Morris suspends time. She lets us know that we have earned the quiet, private moments that we need to move through --not past--our grief. In a culture that demands us to be ""better"", Angela Morris leaves the space for us to repose in truths, tending to our hearts as we deal with the hardest knocks of life. Whether you have lost a family member or a friend, Angela Morris gives you permission to walk the path with her, illuminating her own grief in the desperate, the tempestuous, and even the comic moments that life can pull you through, as you heal your grieving heart.

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""This book is not meant to erase loss. It is a map. All of us are slowly changing shape as we approach the inevitable. When we know how to walk with that transformation in joy, through all the deaths large and small, from the wilting flower to the loved human leaving, we will have prepared ourselves for the moment that can be beautiful."" --Linda Rogers ""The British Columbia Review""

"""This book is not meant to erase loss. It is a map. All of us are slowly changing shape as we approach the inevitable. When we know how to walk with that transformation in joy, through all the deaths large and small, from the wilting flower to the loved human leaving, we will have prepared ourselves for the moment that can be beautiful."" --Linda Rogers ""The British Columbia Review"""

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Angela E. Morris is a writer and massage therapist who offers people a soft space to land as they navigate their grief. She provides reflective writing on grief, loss and relational inquiry as it relates to grief, and pushes against how the dominant culture reacts toward death. She encourages her readers to walk together through their healing, taking the time to process their pain and to be with their loss, carrying their loved ones with them, and not leaving them behind. Angela currently lives on the traditional territory of the Saanich, Songhees, Wyomilth (Esquimalt) peoples of the Coast Salish Nation (Victoria, British Columbia).

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