(Adult Child Loss) "Love Never Dies" by Sandy Goodman

[Johanna]

buy "Love Never Dies" at Amazon.com




Most of the books on the market deal mainly with general grief, and of the limited number that deal with child loss, few of those deal with the loss of a young adult or adult child.

Sandy lost her 18 year old son in 1996 and her book not only tackles the grief process that we are all wading our way painfully through, it takes you through her desperate quest to prove to herself (in part with the help of the now famous John Edward) that there is life after and that her son is still part of her life.

If you like and believe in the work of John Edward (John's contact from Sandy's son is referred to several times in one of John's books) and others like him, I think this book will bring you some amount of comfort.

I highly recommend it.
Love and hugs to all,
Johanna, Micheal's mom

[Judy, Dougie's Mom]

I have this book too and haven't even read it yet....now I will...thanks Johanna

Love
Judy

"MAKANA LIVES"
forever in my heart

[Dottie (Tammie's Mom)]

This is a GREAT book, I found some comfort in it.

Dottie Tammie's Mom

[quint906]

Hello to all.

This is the first book I read and it gave me alot of comfort.  I've "talked" to Sandy and Ocallah online a few weeks ago during an open forum.  I only hope that at some point, I'll have similar contact with Cory like Sandy does with Jason.  I highly recommend this book.  I was glad it's the first one I chose to read.  I just finished 90 Minutes In Heaven, another excellent read.  Now I'm reading Crossing Over by John Edward.

It seems I'm on a mission to find answers and after not reading for about 15 years, I popping out a book every few days.  Oh, the journies our children send us on!

Jo - Cory's Mom