This is not a manual on how to grieve quickly or successfully. Neither is it a "feel good" volume offering certainty about an afterlife and future reunions with departed loved ones, although it does not discount such a possibility. While remaining sensitive to the corporeal world around us, as well as to such spiritual possibilities that there are, it is above all a journey into the intricate workings of the mind of a massively bereaved parent. At times it is confronting, at others hopeful; yet the reader will surely experience an empathy and perhaps greater understanding of one of the worst missiles that Life can fire at us. Grief is not an illness; it is a process, that the bereaved must pass, through in coming to terms, with a new normal.
