THE EMPTY BEDROOM - Tecno-Libro

The devastation of losing a child never quite goes away.No matter how many years separate us from the tragedy, the .heartache always looms, often returning in waves, .to crush .and paralyze us once more. Yet at some point in the sustained .nightmare of grappling with the sense of pointlessness .that accompanies inconsolable grief, something seems .to click faintly inside: ever so slowly, and at first with great .hesitation, we seem to stumble on a source of strength to .embrace another day,and to broaden our horizon in order .to find a slightly, perhaps even significantly, recalibrated .purpose in the special occasion that s life. .This improbable .breakthrough, this renewed daring to see life as a special gift .worth celebrating, despite our ever-painful awareness that it .was snatched away from our own child, may well be the key .to a process of healing. Grief forces us to question our values, priorities, and .goals. it compels us to r