<p>Caregiving and death are emotion-laden topics often avoided in modern conversation. It’s much easier to stay busy, push down our feelings and get on with conducting our daily lives. As a result, our grief may stay stuck in its infancy, keeping us from the resilience that marks its growth and the healthy renewal that comes when we can finally be done with grieving. What started as a blog about caregiving became this collection of essays in which Frances Figart explores the universal emotions that surround losing a loved one. The book begins by traveling through the psychological landscape that marks each season in the initial year of grief. It then goes on to chronicle the author’s four-year journey of allowing grief to mature, carrying her beyond sadness into healing and self-actualization.</p>

Seasons of Letting Go: Most of what I know about truly living I learned by helping someone die

Biographies & Memoirs

Figart, Frances Ruthe

Memoirs

Black Bomb Books

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Seasons of Letting Go: Most of what I know about truly living I learned by helping someone die