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Transforming Grief into Hope After Tragedy
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Carey Conley
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Laurel Wilson
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Jena Rodriquez
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When the Conley family lost both a husband and son to suicide, Carey and her daughter, Laurel, were blasted out of a comfortable reality. They struggled to cope with profound grief and the burden of the losses. Questions that could never be answered haunted them, and the tragedies forced a major shift in their lives.
In Keep Looking Up, mother and daughter share their personal stories and the strategies they learned that allowed them to rebuild a sense of purpose and create a new vision of hope. Their honest insights shed light on loss and grief. They also provide working tools to free others who are suffering bereavement from their pain, remorse, and misconceptions around tragedy. This is a story of deep, courageous transformation, openly shared to guide and inspire others.
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This book was incredibly impactful on how to navigate life after loss. They provide helpful tools that you can apply through each phase. I highly recommend this book.
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