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When Skies Are Gray by Lindsey M. Henke is a poignant memoir that explores the profound grief and emotional journey following the loss of a child. Through candid and heartfelt storytelling, Henke shares her personal experiences of stillbirth, the challenges of navigating motherhood after loss, and the ongoing process of healing. The book delves into themes of love, resilience, and hope as it addresses the stigma surrounding parental bereavement. Henke's narrative provides an invaluable perspective for both bereaved parents and those seeking to understand the complexities of grief. This memoir serves as a testament to the enduring power of a parent's love and the possibility of finding beauty and renewal amidst sorrow.

Parental grief --- Grief

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A Powerful Resource for Grieving Couples Losing a child is among the most tragic experiences one can face. The crushing grief puts immense strain on the marriage, family relationships, and friendships that few can understand. That's why this book was written. In it Candy McVicar, a grieving mom who leads a ministry for grieving parents, and Dr. Gary Chapman, relationship expert and author of The 5 Love Languages®, team up to help couples who are facing the unimaginable. They'll teach you how to: Cope with the complex feelings that come with the grief process Understand your spouse's unique grieving needs and support him/her Use the five love languages through grief There is nothing that can make the pain of losing a child go away, but healing is possible with intentional hearts and the right resources.

Parental grief. --- Infants --- Death.

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Parental grief. --- Bereavement. --- Daughters --- Death.

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A chronicle of family love, unspeakable loss, and the power of healingGinny Dennehy was living the dream: a good marriage, two wonderful teenagers, a fulfilling career. Life in Whistler, B.C., seemed tailor-made for her outgoing, athletic family of four. But in 2001, the world turned upside down when her son, Kelty, committed suicide at the age of seventeen, hanging himself in the loft of their family home.Lost in a fog of grief, Ginny found the strength to go on. She poured her energy into the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation, raising both funds and awareness to fight dep

Parental grief. --- Grief --- Children --- Psychological aspects. --- Death.