| Author: | Mai Louise Falsig | ISBN: | 9788771459562 |
| Publisher: | Books on Demand | Publication: | July 25, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mai Louise Falsig |
| ISBN: | 9788771459562 |
| Publisher: | Books on Demand |
| Publication: | July 25, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Although this book deals with the story of Mike's mother dying of breast cancer it is still a life-affirming story, in which you will follow her mother's illness and death from a child's point of view. Although what we are most sure of in life is death, many adults find it difficult to relate to death lesser talk about death. As if that were not enough, then adults almost turn traumatic when they are going to tell children about serious illness and death. They dance like the proverbial cat around the warm porridge. Although this book deals with the story of Mike's mother dying of breast cancer when it is still a life-affirming story, which will follow her mother's illness and death from a child's hand. Although we are most sure of in life is death, so many people on our adults find it difficult to relate to it let alone talk about death. As if that were not enough, then adults almost turn traumatic when they are going to tell children about serious illness and death. They dance like the proverbial cat around the warm porridge.
Although this book deals with the story of Mike's mother dying of breast cancer it is still a life-affirming story, in which you will follow her mother's illness and death from a child's point of view. Although what we are most sure of in life is death, many adults find it difficult to relate to death lesser talk about death. As if that were not enough, then adults almost turn traumatic when they are going to tell children about serious illness and death. They dance like the proverbial cat around the warm porridge. Although this book deals with the story of Mike's mother dying of breast cancer when it is still a life-affirming story, which will follow her mother's illness and death from a child's hand. Although we are most sure of in life is death, so many people on our adults find it difficult to relate to it let alone talk about death. As if that were not enough, then adults almost turn traumatic when they are going to tell children about serious illness and death. They dance like the proverbial cat around the warm porridge.
