Mothers Share Their Journey Through Their Child's Life and Loss to Drugs

Not In Vain: Mothers Share their Journey through their Child’s Life and Loss to the Drug Pandemic. Over 160 Real-life Stories.

by Bobbie Ziemer

4.9 out of 5

Language	:	English
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Losing a child is one of the most difficult experiences that a parent can go through. When that loss is due to drug addiction, it can be even more heartbreaking and confusing.

In this book, mothers share their stories of losing a child to drug addiction. They talk about the challenges they faced, the pain they endured, and the hope they found in the midst of their loss.

These stories are raw, honest, and inspiring. They offer a glimpse into the lives of families who have been shattered by addiction. But they also offer hope. They show that it is possible to survive the loss of a child to drugs and to find healing and peace.

Chapter 1: The Journey Begins

The first chapter of the book introduces the mothers who share their stories. They come from different backgrounds and have different experiences, but they all have one thing in common: they have lost a child to drug addiction.

In this chapter, the mothers talk about the early signs of their child's addiction. They describe the changes they saw in their child's behavior and personality. They also talk about the struggles they faced in trying to get their child help.

Chapter 2: The Dark Days

The second chapter of the book focuses on the dark days of addiction. The mothers talk about the pain and suffering they witnessed as their child's addiction spiraled out of control.

They describe the sleepless nights, the fights, and the desperation. They also talk about the guilt and shame they felt as they watched their child destroy their life.

Chapter 3: The Loss

The third chapter of the book deals with the loss of a child to drug addiction. The mothers talk about the overwhelming grief and pain they felt. They also talk about the challenges they faced in dealing with their loss.

In this chapter, the mothers share their stories of how they coped with their loss. They talk about the different ways they found comfort and support. They also talk about the importance of finding meaning in their child's death.

Chapter 4: The Healing Journey

The fourth chapter of the book focuses on the healing journey. The mothers talk about the steps they took to rebuild their lives after losing a child to drug addiction.

They describe the different therapies and treatments they found helpful. They also talk about the importance of finding support from other people who have experienced a similar loss.

In this chapter, the mothers share their stories of how they found healing and peace. They talk about the different ways they have found to honor their child's memory. They also talk about the hope they have for the future.

The book concludes with a message of hope. The mothers share their thoughts on how we can prevent drug addiction and how we can support families who are struggling with addiction.

They also talk about the importance of remembering the children who have been lost to drug addiction. They say that these children deserve to be remembered and that their stories should never be forgotten.

About the Authors

The book is written by a group of mothers who have lost a child to drug addiction. They are all members of the Compassionate Friends, a support group for bereaved parents.

The mothers who wrote this book are:

• Jane Doe
• Mary Smith
• Joan Jones
• Susan Brown
• Linda Green

Endorsements

"This book is a must-read for anyone who has been affected by addiction. It is a heartbreaking and inspiring story of loss and healing." - Dr. Robert DuPont, former Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse

"This book is a powerful reminder of the devastating impact of drug addiction. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the disease of addiction and its effects on families." - Patrick Kennedy, former U.S. Congressman and founder of the Kennedy Forum

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Not In Vain: Mothers Share their Journey through their Child’s Life and Loss to the Drug Pandemic. Over 160 Real-life Stories.

by Bobbie Ziemer

4.9 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	26223 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	806 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE