<p>We all walk through grief at our own rhythm and pace and there are no well-worn paths to follow. Each of us must find our own way, but we're not alone.Dawn Murphy shares her journey through grief with disarming honesty and intimacy, offering us some of the ridiculous truths and unexpected discoveries she stumbled upon along the way. She gives us a look at the obstacles she faced and some candid, practical, sometimes even humorous, suggestions for others who might encounter them on their own journey through grief-such as how to avoid having a nervous breakdown at the grocery store and why it may be a good idea to smash a coconut on your loved one's birthday.Her crooked path led her to understand that grief isn't something to get over. Rather, it's about learning how to live more wholly with it-so that we can get to Good Grief. It's a really, really hard place to find, but Dawn's story points us in a hopeful direction.</p>

Good Grief!: Trekking the Wilderness of Loss

Murphy, Dawn

Parenting & Relationships

San Miguel Publishing

Create a life and world you'll love. Separate No More: Inviting Peace, Embracing Diversity & Creating a Positive Future is a book about embracing and valuing yourself as much as others. Compassion, cooperation & unity are natural instincts. Separate No More, invites the individual to envision a world free of the current misconception that people, other species and the planet are separate." Separate No More reminds readers all life is connected and they have a unique, critical and individual role in the transformation of civilization. "Separate No More is a welcome and stirring call to question our culture's faulty assumptions, and to fulfill our dreams by awakening and using our unique gifts. A timely and urgent message for all North Americans. -- Will Tuttle, Ph.D, author The World Peace Diet

Separate No More

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

PeaceDove Press

This book consists of information extracted from microfiche records of Anglican circuit riders and churches from Pontiac County, Quebec. Pontiac County is located on the Ottawa River upstream (north-west) from the present day cities of Ottawa & Hull, and situated opposite Renfrew and Lanark counties in Ontario. Pontiac settlers included a significant number of protestant immigrants, many of which attended the Anglican churches of St. Georges, St. Stephen's and St. Mathew's. Many of the family names contained in this book will be familiar to those who have researched families in adjoining Ontario counties of Lanark and Renfrew insofar as there was a great deal of migration between these three counties. Baptism transcriptions include: Surname, Given Name, Father, Occupation, Residence (township), Mother, Birth Date, Minister, Witnesses, Microfiche Number. Marriage transcriptions include: Groom Surname, First Name, Residence (township), Bride, Residence of Bride (township), Date, minister, Groom's Parents, Bride's Parents, Witnesses, Microfiche Number. Burial transciptions include: Surname, First Name, Parents, Spouce, Age, Date of Death, Burial Date, Minister, Cemetery, Other, Witnesses, Microfiche Number. -- This publication contains an exceptional index! Ms. Murphy created an index which is not only an alphabetical listing of names and the pages that those names appear on, she also constructed a "summary" of life events of each person included in the text including: Surname, Given Names, Birth Date, Baptism Date, Death Date, Burial Date, Page Numbers. Has a fold out map of 1880 of the area.

Pontiac County Protestant baptisms, marriages, and burials, 1864 to 1911: St. George's, St. Stephen's & St. Matthew's Anglican churches

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