Finding Meaning The Sixth Stage of Grief

So I got a lot of this information from Michelle's book. It's called Finding Me, A Decade of Darkness, A Life Reclaimed and it's a memoir of the Cleveland kidnappings.

It is awesome. Go read it. It's there's parts of it that are really hard to read but her story is unbelievable.

Your book is entitled Finding Meaning.

I want to read to you from your best-selling book, Finding Meaning, about this topic.

In chapter 12, page 191, you have this beautiful section.

In Finding Meaning, you write about how anger is pain's bodyguard.

In fact, that's the name of his new book: Finding Meaning: The Sixth Stage of Grief.

I actually use that phrase a lot in one of the books that I wrote because I always tell people, the pain of the loss, I can't take away it belongs to you.

As a reminder, his new book is called Finding Meaning, the sixth stage of grief available wherever you get your books.

I'm also going to when they send you Christian sends you an email I also want he's going to put in that email a book called Finding Meaning by David Kessler which is the single greatest book on what do you do now after you lose somebody that you love and it's not time to read that either.

It's the greatest book ever written. You can also listen to the audiobook, it's just a powerful masterpiece.

Also pick up a book by the great David Kessler called Finding Meaning which talks a lot about those flash memories as well

I want you to also pick up a book called Finding Meaning by David Kessler. It's the best book on grief I've ever read. It's a masterpiece.

Pick up a book by David Kessler called Finding Meaning. It's the single best book on grief ever written, okay?

So I do want to recommend you and your husband pick up a book called Finding Meaning by David Kessler.

And he is the world's renowned grief expert.

It's the single greatest book. My career has been in grief and this is the greatest book I've ever read and what makes it beautiful and unique is he's the top scientist in the world when it comes to grief and then he lost his son.

And the narrative that weaves through the book is I wanted to go back and hug every parent I ever sat with because I didn't get it and now I do.

And the book is a masterpiece on walking through things like when those images pop back in your head and you think they're going to take, you know, take over right? And here's how you do that. Here's how you move on. Here's how you can let those things go. And here's how you don't become captive by those thoughts that pop in your head or those pictures that pop in your head or I can't get this one particular scene out of my mind or your heart just starts raising. Those kind of things it's a masterpiece walking through each one of those situations.

You can grab signed copies of his book Finding Meaning and the Finding Meaning Workbook at the Painted Porch

You can check out his best-selling book, Finding Meaning, the sixth stage of grief