The Search for Meaning. The Final Stage of Grief that Will Help You Process Loss and Move Forward

In 1980, Candy Lightner, after her daughter Carrie was killed by a drunk driver, founded the organization 'Mothers Against Drunk Driving.' John Walsh launched the TV show 'America's Most Wanted' after the death of his son Adam. Marcy remembered her father every time she stuck stamps featuring his favorite actor on letters. All these stories share a common thread: their heroes went through it all and found a path where their love, their desire to find meaning in what happened, allowed them to move forward. In the classic model by Elizabeth Kübler-Ross, there are five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. The search for meaning is the sixth stage described by David Kessler, a medical doctor and expert on death and grief, as well as a friend and colleague of Elizabeth. This book will help you: · Transform your pain into a creative force. · Free yourself from oppressive suffering. · Support your loved ones who need it.