It Is Time

This unique Book helps families deal with the tragic loss of a family member. As we are all vulnerable, tragedy can unexpectedly strike any family at any time. Whenever we love someone, we necessarily open ourselves up to the possibility of a broken heart in the event of loss. The contents of this book have important and widespread application. We all seek advisors and experts in many fields, but singularly overlooked is the availability of help with the devastating loss of a loved one, which has been considered to be perhaps the most stressful event in life.

We all become wounded in life, but what matters is how we deal with it. Such losses involve immeasurable personal and family suffering, but such suffering can be helped. There are things that can be done, and the objectives include being able to move forward with a healthy and productive life. This Book provides unique and helpful approaches to dealing with the loss of a loved one, offering both a breath of appreciation and a depth of understanding.

Such losses are particularly prevalent now, since an older segment of the population in America has been increasing, especially with baby boomers aging, and also with pandemic consequences. Currently, more and more people are facing the tragedies of family loss. These concerns in today's world are necessarily pertinent and are addressed in this Book.

As a description of content, this Book includes clarifying the components concerning the nature of the loss, reaching perspectives, suggested prescriptions, the healing processes, assessing yourself, and charting your recovery. Therefore, the title is It Is Time: Prepare Now for the Loss of a Loved One.

The author studied at several Universities, including Stanford University, the University of Southern California, as well as having studied abroad. The author has a Degree in Philosophy, and practiced Law for over forty years in litigation before retirement. The author has lost loved ones and has examined the processes of bereavement considerably.

This Book's presentation makes it both readily helpful and manifestly readable, in the hopes of resolving the multiple conflicts that inevitably arise in the enduring tragedies of family loss.