What to say & do for those coping with a life threatening situation, or the death of a loved one. Sandy's story is heartbreaking, but also gives strength to those in the midst of their own personal grief, with a self-written guide, and her comments on why she says what she does. There are things you can do and say to bring comfort, not additional pain. Sandy shows you how.

From Sandy:

This book was born from my pain, but written in love. I am sharing a part of myself with everyone who reads this book. I hope this will bring about a better understanding of the pain and emotions that a family endures in the death of a child.

My family and friends were all a huge part of my healing from Terry’s death, and with their love I was able to climb out of the darkness of depression, only to fall right back in when Brandon died.

In Brandon’s journey through cancer, and in his death, I was given the gift of love. Some people came into my life, who shared their love, and brought me a little bit of sunshine when I desperately needed it. It is to them that I dedicate this book, especially the Spokane Chapter of the Candlelighters (now known as American Childhood Cancer Organization Inland Northwest), and Make-A-Wish Foundation of Washington State. I share my love with them as they share their love with others.

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