From Grief to Strength
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There are millions of books and topics written every day on grief, pain and suffering, because the world is full of people that are hurting. We have seen tragedies happening all over the world for as far back as we can remember. When we turn on the television news, we hear of tragedies happening every day. Before we can unlock our cell phones, we see news flashes of murders, tragedies, deadly shootings, accidents, tornados, hurricanes, earthquakes, bombings, abductions, rapes, home invasions, robberies, starvation, animal abuse, economic disasters, police brutalities, political scandals, wars or rumors of wars around the world. Oh, now let’s not forget what is dominating the airways today, The Coronavirus Pandemic – COVID-19.
We have seen devastating earthquakes, tornados and hurricanes that displaced millions of people. Some of us may have volunteered our services to render help or may have sent relief through donations of food, resources, and/or money. Others may have watched in unbelief and thanked God it was on the other side of the world, and not on their street.
If the world has never known grief, we know it now. By now, we all have known or heard of someone who has suffered the loss of a loved one during this pandemic plague. Some of the stories have been utterly horrific that it’s depressing to have to listen about it on the news.
What if the news report was about you or someone you hold dear to your heart? There is no turning the channel or turning off the television. You are actually living the reality of the nightmare, the tragedy, the grief, the pain, and the suffering. Oh, but when it hits your front door. What do you do? How do you respond? Where do you start picking up the pieces of fragments of your life when grief or tragedy strikes your front door? Many of us do not recognize the pain and suffering of others until it is at our own front door.
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About the Book
“From Grief to Strength” is a practical, easy to read guide to overcoming and understanding grief. It is a collage of stories of real people and biblical characters, who found a way to move on with their lives after facing a major loss or tragedy. It is a guide to help find effective ways to cope with set-backs, and disappointments. It can help shed a new perspective on your situation by simply changing your thoughts about whatever you are going through and the power of forgiveness.
About the Author
Nita Reevon is a compassionate Registered Nurse with over 30 years of experience, working in various areas of nursing to include critical care and emergency rooms across the country as a travel nurse. Nursing has been her primary ministry for helping others. She knows first-hand that life is full of challenges and that every moment is an opportunity to practice faith by seeking the good in every situation. She shares some of her life experiences of overcoming obstacles in her own life and tells how she used those obstacles as a stepping stone to rise above her circumstances.
She graduated with her Master’s Degree in Business Administration and Healthcare Management from the University of Phoenix. Her book, “From Grief to Strength” is her first published work as an Author. Her easy-to-read style of writing makes understanding God’s Word digestible for nearly anyone in need of a comforting Word.