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No...Not Again!
I was angry at God for allowing my first son to die. I was in a black hole, and there was no way out. I couldn’t pray or read my Bible. In fact, I threw my Bible against the nearest wall and watched as it landed on the floor. Then I kicked it into a corner where it remained for months.
190 pages, Paperback
First published April 17, 2015
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April 18, 2015
I edited this book for the author, so naturally I think it's great. But I'm selective about books I accept for editing and don't work on a book unless I really like it.
Edith shares her experiences in losing two of her sons. Parents don't expect to outlive their children. It's tragic when one adult child dies; it's even more tragic when the second dies. The book is both a memoir of her experiences with loss and a tribute to the sons she loved.
Edith shares her experiences in losing two of her sons. Parents don't expect to outlive their children. It's tragic when one adult child dies; it's even more tragic when the second dies. The book is both a memoir of her experiences with loss and a tribute to the sons she loved.
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