Lost and Found: Finding Self-Reliance After the Loss of a Spouse

by P. Mark Accettura

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0966927818
• ISBN13: 9780966927818
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: Collinwood Press, LLC
• Length: 286 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Lost and Found

This book helped guide me through a difficult time. It reads easy and follows like a recipe book. I would recommend it to any friend who has experience the loss of a spouse. The Author takes a very difficult subject and makes it understandable. Furthermore, I was able to get back to the business of taking care of business.

Comprehensive overview for when the unthinkable happens

When a life partner dies, the widow or widower is faced with a multitude of decisions at once, at a time of emotional depletion when even one decision is experienced as overwhelming. This book is a handy and well-thought-out compendium of ideas and insights and suggestions that can make the early months of loss more manageable. The first chapter tackles the psychological: several compassionate stories are offered that make the complexities of mourning seem more "normal." These men and women got through it, and thus, so can you. The rest of the chapters cover financial issues, taxes, social security, and so on, including some thoughts about funeral arrangements. Written by experts in their fields, these chapters offer up-to-date information and provide an excellent starting point for getting back on one's feet. An extensive Directory of Resources is valuable in itself.

Lost and Found: Finding Self Reliance After the Loss of a Sp

I loved the book. I got it for my mother after my father died. It helped her with the tough decisons she was faced with. Its worth the money

Lost and Found Finding Self Reliance After the Loss of a Sp

I loved the clear concise coverage of a difficult topic. I found this book well written and easy to follow. After the loss of my husband, I didn't know where to turn. Fortunately, a friend recommended reading this book. It saved me. Thank you