Grief's Slippery Slope

De: Mallory Mills

Narrado por: Maggie Ross

After Evan's passing, I do not know how many times a day I would ask myself, "when will my life finally be back to normal, or even halfway normal, maybe even at a point where I no longer hated the world and all the f-----g normal people in it!"

I would look at families and instantly be jealous and angry at what they had! There was no reason for me to be so angry and hateful with these people other than I no longer had a husband, and my children no longer had their father. I was angry at family, friends, and complete strangers. Each and every day would be a struggle and a reminder for me and the kids that Evan wasn't going to be walking through that front door ever again!

In my mind, I felt the better I played the part of normal, the better off my kids would be emotionally. Even if that meant, in my world, I would continue to deny that Evan was gone.

©2023 Mallory Mills (P)2023 Mallory Mills

Wow!

I am very appreciative to have come across this book. I was able to relate to many aspects of the story, as well as learn many new things. I have been dealing with some of my own grief, and I have been anticipating this book to come out for some time. There are not many stories that keep me on the hook, and this story is definitely one that I could not stop listening to. The story has changed my mood for the better today, and I have already told many people about it. Five stars all day!

Facing Grief Head On

Her words came to life off the pages of what describes life before and after the loss of her husband and father of their children. It has given me a look at how very important and valuable it is to learn to take care of yourself and to live your life to the fullest.