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How Can I Help, Papa?An endearing childrens story about a nine year old girl and her terminally ill grandfather. It was written to meet the emotional and educational needs of children, ages 6 12, with a terminally ill loved one in their lives. Children need to know that feelings are okay, even the uncomfortable ones. It is important that they gently learn how to grieve and even have the opportunity to say goodbye.

who should make the decisions

Guidlines to help you determine if your loved one or patient can make decisions

The overall size is 6½ inches by 3½ inches

Weaves together personal awakening with those of others the author has counseled to create a deeply felt and beautifully expressed primer on dealing with grief

and Joey O'Connor offer practical suggestions and insightful tips for helping children to come to terms with this difficult topic

loving encouragement from someone who knows

Collins shares the prayers

Without posing easy answers

When you’re giving a presentation on perinatal loss

sweet mama

There is no sure route through grieving

to give you a lift of hope

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