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Remember, It's Ok: Loss of a Partner
If you have lost your partner, your love, your other half, this book is for you. If you don’t know where to turn because your heart is so very broken, open the cover of this book. Inside these pages are moments you can identify with and guidance that will help you on this painful journey through grief.
This unique book divides moments of grief into six colours of emotion as the road map forward. Each "moment" has two entries, one from the perspective of the person suffering from a loss, and another as a guide for a companion response, whether a friend, family member, colleagues or therapist. Blank pages are also included for reflection.
Marina L. Reed (honB.A., M.A., B.Ed.) grew up in rural Ontario. She has since lived and worked in countries around the world as an educator, a journalist, writer, and artist. She brings her skills as a writer, experiences of loss in her own life, and those of others, to cocreate Remember, It’s OK. She is a great lover of nature, of animals, and the empowerment of individuals. Follow her at Marinalreed.com.
Marian Grace Boyd (B.R.E., B.A.Psych, M.A. Counselling Psych.) was born in Switzerland, lived in Chad, Africa, and then settled in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Marian has 30+ years experience as a psychotherapist, adoption practitioner, and grief counsellor. She brings her formal training and experiences of grief together in order to cocreate Remember, It’s OK. Marian is passionate about helping people find peace. Follow her on Instagram/rememberitisok.
Judy Maddren is a humanitarian, entrepreneur and icon in the Canadian broadcasting industry. As host of CBC Radio's World Report for 16 years, she helped Canadians across the country begin their day with Canadian and world news. When she first joined CBC Radio in 1972, the corporation was not hiring women as announcers. Through persistence and excellence, Judy became one of the CBC's first female national newsreaders. Judy now lives in Stratford, Ontario.
Marina L. Reed (honB.A., M.A., B.Ed.) grew up in rural Ontario. She has since lived and worked in countries around the world as an educator, a journalist, writer, and artist. She brings her skills as a writer, experiences of loss in her own life, and those of others, to cocreate Remember, It’s OK. She is a great lover of nature, of animals, and the empowerment of individuals. Follow her at Marinalreed.com.