When a Child Dies: Footsteps of a Grieving Family - Couverture souple

O'Shea, Jim

 
9781847300782: When a Child Dies: Footsteps of a Grieving Family

Synopsis

When a Child Dies is an experiential book in which the reader is invited into the minds and hearts of a family devastated by the death of their youngest member. Through the voices of the child's parents and siblings, this book explores the many feelings and thoughts experienced following this tragedy. The feelings of shock, anger, rage, sadness, fear, terror, denial, yearning, guilt and loneliness are palpable throughout, showing how the family coped, and what helped them to come to terms with their loss. When a Child Dies ultimately uncovers a family slowly emerging from darkness and chaos to reach some kind of acceptance, and to make the decision to live rather than to merely exist.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

When a Child Dies is an experiential book in which the reader is invited into the minds and hearts of a family devastated by the death of their youngest member. Through the voices of the child's parents and siblings, this book explores the many feelings and thoughts experienced following this tragedy. The feelings of shock, anger, rage, sadness, fear, terror, denial, yearning, guilt and loneliness are palpable throughout, showing how the family coped, and what helped them to come to terms with their loss. When a Child Dies ultimately uncovers a family slowly emerging from darkness and chaos to reach some kind of acceptance, and to make the decision to live rather than to merely exist.

Biographie de l'auteur

Jim O 'Shea lives with his wife Mary in Thurles in Co. Tipperary. He runs a counselling service from his home. Prior to this he taught in Thurles CBS for twenty-one years, and was Principal of Our Lady's Secondary School, Templemore for twelve years. He is also a professional historian and has published two books: Priest, Politics and Society in Post-Famine Ireland (Wolfhound Press) and Prince of Swindlers. John Sadleir M.P. 1813-1856 (Geography Publications). He contributes fortnightly articles on psychological themes in the Tipp Tatler.

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