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New Book on Surviving and Living in the Aftermath of Murder-Suicide! Available Now! Order your copy today! All proceeds go to continue our organization's mission. |
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The first book of its kind, a moving and essential
guide for everyone struggling with the profound
emotions following a murder-suicide, with the
author's experience and insight to light the way.
When her best friend's husband killed his wife and
then himself, Tawna Righter was at a loss to
comprehend the tragedy. Eight years later,
Righter's son killed his girlfriend and then himself,
leaving the author devastated and alarmed. After
twice having suffered the deep pain of a murder-
suicide, Righter decided to share her experiences
with others and be a guide toward what she terms a
new normal. After years of putting the pieces of her
life together, she created Living With the
Unimaginable; Life in the Aftermath of Murder-
Suicide, a gift to every friend and relative, child, and
adult left behind to struggle through the emotions—
grief, anger, confusion, frustration, self-
recrimination—that grip a survivor's life. How does
an adult make sense of this? And what can be done
to help the child who loses both parents? From
comprehending the tragedy to living with the pain,
communicating one's grief and taking advantage of
available resources, the support is found in this
heartfelt book.
guide for everyone struggling with the profound
emotions following a murder-suicide, with the
author's experience and insight to light the way.
When her best friend's husband killed his wife and
then himself, Tawna Righter was at a loss to
comprehend the tragedy. Eight years later,
Righter's son killed his girlfriend and then himself,
leaving the author devastated and alarmed. After
twice having suffered the deep pain of a murder-
suicide, Righter decided to share her experiences
with others and be a guide toward what she terms a
new normal. After years of putting the pieces of her
life together, she created Living With the
Unimaginable; Life in the Aftermath of Murder-
Suicide, a gift to every friend and relative, child, and
adult left behind to struggle through the emotions—
grief, anger, confusion, frustration, self-
recrimination—that grip a survivor's life. How does
an adult make sense of this? And what can be done
to help the child who loses both parents? From
comprehending the tragedy to living with the pain,
communicating one's grief and taking advantage of
available resources, the support is found in this
heartfelt book.
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