An Early Journey Home: Working Through the Loss of a Child

Mary Ann Froehlich has helped several dying children and their grieving families face death. Theinsights and sensitivities she has gained from her experiences are reflected in this hopeful, helpfulbook. She offers genuine solace to parents and siblings who are facing the death of a dearly lovedchild. Christians are shown how to put away their fears so they might give significant support to theterminally ill and their families.

I believe there is a need for such a book.... The presentation is thoughtfully arranged with a clear progression from preparing the helper to help, to facing death, to dealing with the aftermath of death.
DAVID W.WIERSBE - Author of Gone but Not Lost

This is a book that I would readily recommend to pastors, nurses, physicians, and other healthprofessionals, and which I would quickly give to families with children who are terminally ill.
DAVID G. BENNER
Clinical Psychologist