Comfort and Hope Death of Mother: Reflections That Offer Comfort and Hope

Publisher Marketing: Coping with death, UNBEARABLE! The death of two loved ones in the same year SHOCKING! Thousands of miles apart for many years. Life's routine robbing us of being together. Plans to make up for lost moments together in the years ahead. That dreaded phone call that ends it all. "I did not say a final I love you. I did not surround them with a last hug." "I'm crying. I'm crying to YOU for help. Do you hear me? Please hear me. Take this burden from my heart. Relieve my agony. Relieve my grief." PLEASE HELP ME! Hear my words and comfort me. This book tells about the shocking deaths of a mother and sister in the same year - only seven months apart. It tells how coping with their deaths was almost impossible and how recollections of scriptures provided comfort. The reason why I am writing this book is to share the reservoir of hope, comfort and consolation that I received from my recollections of scriptural verses. They provided me with comfort and strength when I felt I could no longer go on. At times when I thought that I could no longer cope, a thought from the scriptures came to mind and gave me strength. During the course of writing this book, the scriptures reaffirmed my faith in the resurrection that offers me the hope that I will see Mother and my sister again. I wrote this book to share with readers the scriptures that gave me comfort and hope while I was struggling to cope with the deaths of both Mother and my sister. Those who are mourning the loss of loved ones may find consolation in these verses. I have listed all the bible books, chapters and verses for easy reference so that readers can read them in their own bibles. I hope this book will provide readers with comfort, strength and hope. I have included all my favorite scriptures in this book. I wish that readers will find solace, hope and strength to move forward as I have. As you move into the acceptance and coping stages may you once again find peace and happiness.