Back To Life

by Jennie Wright, www.recover-from-grief.com

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Score: 9/10 ( 18 votes)

Back To Life is a personal grief guidebook written by Jennie Wright, a nurse and Certified Grief Counselor. If you have experienced the painful loss of a loved one and you feel devastated and extremely depressed, this guidebook will help you heal. If you don't want to seek professional help, join support groups or share your feelings with a friend, Back To Life is perfect for you.

You may have a lot of questions, you may feel as if the pain will never go away and you may be looking for ways to move on and cope. Back To Life will give you the answers and the comfort you're looking for. You'll learn how the grief process really works, practical coping skills to help you face each day, therapeutic expressions of grief as well as helpful activities and comforting rituals to ease your pain. This guidebook will also show you effective psychological exercises and strategies that will help you recover.

With Back To Life, you'll learn that you can cope with the pain and that it will subside. You'll finally be able to get out from under your grief so you can get your life back.

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It surely helped me bounce back on my feet again

Carlene Luy (from Nolanville, USA) posted this review on June 23, 2014

I would like to thank the people behind back to life for the amazing results I got from their insights and ideas. I lost my dad last February and it took me a really long time to recover. I guess you don’t really recover from the pain entirely, but at least I learned to live my life normally, embracing the pain and turning it into positive energy. Pain only subsides when you learn to accept it as a normal part of life, and that’s one of the most important lessons I learned from this course. If not for this, I’d probably still be trapped in grief and unable to move on in my life. It was such a challenge and I’m glad I found friends in strangers, and that I was able to pick up the pieces of my life again and live normally. I thought I was gonna be depressed my entire life, but Back To Life helped me bounce back on my feet again.

This inspirational book has been very helpful

Anonymous posted this review on April 1, 2014

My daughter’s best friend recently died of cancer, and it really took its toll on her. She was a bit depressed for some time, and I got really worried. Good thing I found Back To Life. I let her read a copy to help her come to terms with her loss. It was a slow and painful process, even to me and to her dad, seeing her suffer that kind of loss. But now she’s recovering and I think this guide has been terribly helpful.

I used my grief as fuel for greater tasks

Geneva Heffner posted this review on February 2, 2014

I lost my son to neuroblastoma a year ago. For some time, I was a wreck. I caused pain wherever I went. I blamed myself and other people for everything I experienced. I was totally unlovable. Good thing my husband had been supportive the entire time. And then we found Back To Life and it opened my eyes to the many positive things that are happening around me. I got back on my feet again and used my grief as a fuel for doing positive things. I’ve started a group for parents of children with cancer. It’s more of a support group, and I feel that I’ve found another purpose. Maybe my son was too good for this pain and grief-stricken world. I’m slowly turning my grief into happiness now and Back To Life has been an important factor in my improvement.

For anyone who's going through heartbreak

Ramona S. (from Ramah, USA) posted this review on May 13, 2013

You know that kind of grief you feel that makes you forget that you’re alive? I felt that when I lost my 6 year old daughter, Jannica. She was playing with her cousins during a vacation. They were playing tag. She suddenly couldn’t breathe. We tried first aid then called 911. She was dead on arrival. I couldn’t believe she had heart disease. When she was a baby, we got all checkups done, everything. We don’t know how that could have slipped the doctors. We were very protective of her, we didn’t know how to take the grief. I was in shock and had to work with a psychiatrist to recover. My husband did better and he assisted me throughout. I kept reading Back To Life over and over again to help with my recovery. It was recommended by our pastor, and he was right about how heartwarming the book is. I’m slowly recovering. It’s not easy but I’m getting all the help I need from everyone around me.

It's a little thing that helps a lot

Anonymous posted this review on January 20, 2013

My mother died of cancer 2 months ago. She was only 57. I thought I would be able to spend more time with her and that she would see my daughter grow up, and all that, but cancer took her too early, and it left me in so much pain. I felt like I wasn’t able to give her much of my time and attention because I got married at a young age. Dad left us when I was little, and I’m her only child, so I felt like I left her to die alone. My grief then was unbearable. I had to take meds to get sleep, and my husband was really worried about my emotional and mental wellbeing. I’m now working with a therapist, and this book also helps me get my emotions straightened out, and it also helps me forgive myself. I wouldn’t say I’m completely well now, but these little things I do like reading this book, and writing this comment do a lot in making me feel more comfortable with myself.

Very inspiring work

Gina Hallows (from Vernal, USA) posted this review on November 8, 2012

This is a very entertaining and inspiring book. I’ve read many inspirational books, and this is among the few that works from within the soul. It doesn’t work by encouraging you to imitate certain people to live the way they lived, and do what they did to their lives. Instead it inspires you to get a hold of your own life, and to decide for yourself which way to go and what kind of life you want. It has helped me cope with the toughest point of my life, losing both parents in an accident. I’d say I’m a better person now, I’m stronger, and I’ve learned how to value life even more.

Will surely help you recover

Marciel Yap posted this review on September 10, 2012

I just got through a nasty divorce with my husband for 12-years, and I’ve been beaten up emotionally through the ordeal. I was looking for a shrink to help me recover when I found this book. I think this works even better than trips to the psychologist. I just read it a couple of times, and it helped me recover much faster. I wouldn’t say it’s the miraculous emotional healing type of this, but it’s something the heals you from within, and lifts you up little by little, which is wonderful. I’ve learned a lot of life’s important lessons from here, and being the strong woman that I am, I never thought I’d ever be this moved by a book. Two thumbs up for this and I recommend it to everyone who’s going through painful times.

Back To Life saved my life and my family

Josephine Jims (from Antioch, USA) posted this review on August 3, 2012

My husband died in a car accident early this year. It was really painful for me because it was my drunk brother driving the car at that time. My brother survived with a broken leg, while my husband broke his rib and punctured his lung, which eventually caused his death. At that time my first reaction was to blame my brother. I called him a killer, and I never thought that I’d ever forgive him one day. Another demon I had to face was fear of the future. We have 3 kids, and I couldn’t figure out how to raise them. It was a terrible mixture of emotions, of longing, anger, and fear.

Back to Life helped me get rid of the negativities, and accept the situation for what it really is. The rituals are easily comforting. They’re like instant pain relievers. Having thorough understanding of the enemy I was fighting gave me so much power over it. Slowly, I found forgiveness in my heart. I gained courage, and realized that I’m not the first single mother. Most importantly, I’ve come to accept my loss. I’m rebuilding our home now, helping the children adjust to a fatherless home, and making sure I play my new role well.

If not for Back to Life, I would have wasted my life and those of my children. There should be more books like this written to touch the lives of people in any situation.

Testimonials

This book has helped me!

I lost my Mother to a virulent form of Cancer 4 months ago and I have been searching for answers ever since. Each chapter seems like it was written just for me. What a beautiful, inspiring book!

After going through the workbook, I realize that I am not alone, that all of my feelings are normal and expected. I could not understand why my mother's death hit me so hard, as she was 68. I understand now that grief can be hard to predict and that almost all people go through what I am going through. I have found a lot of comfort and knowledge in this guide.

Amy R.,
Suffolk, U.K.

So well written and comforting...

We lost our beautiful daughter, Amber LeAnn, two years ago. She drowned in the pool during the Easter egg hunt…My husband and I have been through grief counseling and even attended a grief support group for several months. It helped, but really wasn't the answer for us, we are private people.

A copy of this grief guide was given to us by our Pastor. We have found it to be very helpful and have both read it cover to cover. I found Chapter 18, Breaking the Vicious Cycle, has really helped me to put aside my grief long enough to get back to work and give more time and attention to our other children.

The guide is just so well written and comforting, and it gives me hope that this horrible grief will end in the near future. I did not understand the grief cycles and how the process really works until I visited Jennie’s website and read this guide. I think everyone who has lost a loved one could benefit from it.

India Gibbs,
Arizona