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Field Notes: A Geography of Mourning

Field Notes: A Geography of Mourning

Sharon White
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Mourning finds cadence in the natural world. The ebb and flow of grief-at once disorienting and reassuring-form the landscape of Sharon White's exquisitely written memoir of loss and eventual renewal. "Field Notes "is White's map back to finding herself following the untimely death of her young husband. She rediscovers her bearings amid the everyday drama of nature-the shadowy company of a moose, an unbridled chorus of crows, the persistence of a young family of raccoons. "These animals cheer me, so determined and knowing as they go from one task to another. A map of the territory in their animal brains. They know what they're here for," she observes. "After Steve's death, I lost that sense of orientation. I wasn't sure anymore who I was."

Her journey through loss will resonate with individuals experiencing grief, providing inspiration and reassurance along the way.

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an honest and deeply personal account of one woman's life after loss gracefully covers difficult emotional territory: memories, longing, anger, hope elegant prose offers gentle guidance and solace
Pages
208
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Hazelden
Release
September 01, 2002
ISBN
1568388780
ISBN 13
9781568388786

Field Notes: A Geography of Mourning

Sharon White
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Mourning finds cadence in the natural world. The ebb and flow of grief-at once disorienting and reassuring-form the landscape of Sharon White's exquisitely written memoir of loss and eventual renewal. "Field Notes "is White's map back to finding herself following the untimely death of her young husband. She rediscovers her bearings amid the everyday drama of nature-the shadowy company of a moose, an unbridled chorus of crows, the persistence of a young family of raccoons. "These animals cheer me, so determined and knowing as they go from one task to another. A map of the territory in their animal brains. They know what they're here for," she observes. "After Steve's death, I lost that sense of orientation. I wasn't sure anymore who I was."

Her journey through loss will resonate with individuals experiencing grief, providing inspiration and reassurance along the way.

Features:


an honest and deeply personal account of one woman's life after loss gracefully covers difficult emotional territory: memories, longing, anger, hope elegant prose offers gentle guidance and solace
Pages
208
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Hazelden
Release
September 01, 2002
ISBN
1568388780
ISBN 13
9781568388786

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