The Van Meters would consider themselves an interesting family of five, each one adventurously pursuing life in a unique way, but connected always by love. But then, something happened to change all of their lives. On March 16, 2008, one of them decided to leave the earthly family. In this book, Corinne Van Meter takes us on a journey through her adjustments and realizations after her twenty-six year-old daughter, Vicki, took her own life. What begins as a shocking tragedy for them, turns gradually into a story of new awareness that leads to a place of hope. The author can help those grieving to find peace amid loss. By sharing how she connected with her daughter on the other side of life, she shows how she achieved that peace. She offers the example of her family’s experience to illustrate how intertwined we are with each other and how all the happenings in our lives are, perhaps, part of a greater picture. For her, there are no coincidences. She leads readers to open their own awareness and presents them with an opportunity to expand their choices as they respond to loss. This is a comforting and inspiring book for anyone who has lost a child or a loved one due to suicide or by any other means, but it is also thought-provoking to anyone seeking answers to what lies on the other side of this life.

Is it Dusk or Is it Dawn: A hopeful journey through grief

Van Meter, Corinne Elizabeth

Religion & Spirituality

Victoria Press

<p>The Little Girl Who Wanted To Fly takes readers of all ages on a journey from dream to reality. This 20th Anniversary Commemorative book based on actual events retells in simplicity the true life story of Victoria 'Vicki' Van Meter, a little girl who through focus and persistence makes her dreams come true. Written by her mother, and illustrated with pictures of real-life events, the book blends the themes of determination and courage and weaves them into a delightfully inspirational and motivational true tale of triumph for young and old alike.</p>

The Little Girl Who Wanted to Fly

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