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PublisherKelly Publications, R. Glenn

ISBN-100692483853

ISBN-139780692483855

eBay Product ID (ePID)11038776735

Product Key Features

Publication Year2015

Book TitleSometimes I Cry in the Shower : a Grieving Father's Journey to Wholeness and Healing

TopicGeneral

LanguageEnglish

GenreBody, Mind & Spirit, Self-Help

AuthorAmber Leggette-Aldrich

FormatTrade Paperback

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Intended AudienceFamily

Notes byLeggette-Aldrich, Amber

Synopsis" R. Glenn Kelly's words are a gift of hope to all who have lost a loved one..." Amazon Reviewer Suddenly, life came to a halt! Unimaginably, you've lost your loved one and everything that was once normal only moments ago has been stripped away...completely, unmercifully, beyond your control. Now it all seems so different. Life is scary. Confusing. But what's left once you've been forced to walk through the fire? You - only the true-you! "The writing was so good that his emotions became mine." Amazon Reviewer Step into the intimate world of grief, loss, emotional trauma, and "Sometimes I Cry in the Shower" by R. Glenn Kelly-a work that speaks directly to your heart, resonating with the personal struggles we all face after losing someone dear...and the triumphs you can face. In the quiet moments of vulnerability, where tears mingle with the steady stream of water, Kelly found solace, and eventual strength, in turning inward. But his journey through the trials and tribulations of loss is not just his own-it's a mirror reflecting the deeply personal emotions you often keep hidden from the very ones who care for you. With every page turned, you'll find echoes of your own experiences, your own battles often fought, and deeply felt, in the silence of solitude. Kelly's words reach out, embracing you in a shared journey of pain, resilience, and ultimately, redemption. What if you knew you did not need to change a thing about yourself to find hope and healing after such a devastating loss? But first, you must rediscover you...or maybe discover your true self for the first time. Who are you? What if you are responding to loss in ways you were wired to respond? What does it mean that others are responding differently to the loss? Are you someone who suppresses your feelings or just deals with them internally? Are you really the type to look to others to tell you how you should feel? Could you be healing right now and not even know it? Discovery that the true-you is vitally important to your journey! "Sometimes I Cry in the Shower" is more than a memoir-it's a lifeline, a reminder that while the struggle is yours, you are still not alone. It is support at three in the morning when the waves of grief hit hardest. It's a guide to keep with you when things seem overwhelming. It's a testament to the power of vulnerability, of embracing the rawness of emotion and emerging stronger on the other side. Prepare to be moved, to be inspired, and to discover the beauty in your own scars as you immerse yourself in the pages of this unforgettable book. But "Sometimes I Cry in the Shower" is not just a book-it's a companion on your journey toward self-discovery that leads you down a path of hope and healing. Join R. Glenn Kelly and countless others who have found hope, healing, and solace within these pages. Order your copy today and let the healing begin., You are here because you know, somewhere inside, it is truly time to begin the journey forward. You are a man who has experienced the profound loss of someone you love dearly. Feeling despondent? Lost? It could not be more understandable. After all, you had a "Blueprint" for your future mentally and emotionally drawn out ahead of you, which included that someone you love so dearly. That was the future you had planned on...laid your dreams on Then, suddenly, your blueprint was brutally ripped away, and you were left not only anguishing for that one you lost, but also wondering, "Where do I go from here?" As a man, do you feel that instinctive urge to keep all those emotions within grief stuffed deeply inside, where no one will think you unmanly and weak? Do you feel it is wrong to have an urge to seek out those tasks and activities which allow you to organize, systemize and put yourself in control of something after the loss? Anything? These are not wrong responses. Instead, they are natural reaction of who you are. However, they can be incredibly unhealthy and destructive if not acknowledged, understood, and addressed. Women - Do you want to understand your man? If the two of you sadly lost a child, do you think he loved that precious gift less because he does not openly cry as often as you...or seemingly not at all? Do you understand why, at times, he puts his own grief aside to care for others, or crawl off to contemplatively spend time alone? Men grieve and hurt as deeply as a woman, yet men and women are programmed through both Nature and Nurture to do so in a different manner. Did we men get our "manly" traits from our fathers during childhood, when Dad repeatedly told us, "Big boys don't cry?" Or, were those traits genetically burned into our very DNA from the dawn of mankind, when we spent months away on the hunt, silently and stoically repressing fear as we stalked that which could easily turn the tables and have us as a meal? Why are women so much more empathetic then men, with an instinct to constantly survey the feelings of others around them? Why do they instinctively desire to gather in groups to share feelings? How can the mother tell the needs of a newborn child when that infant does not even have the ability to speak? Are these skills and traits something which must be taught, generation after generation, or is each gender, male or female, "pre-wired" to be who we are? Come inside "Sometimes I Cry In The Shower" and discover how we can begin to heal while being patient with ourselves...and each other. Only through understanding and acceptance can we begin the journey towards a life of wholeness and healing. Peace and purpose, R. Glenn Kelly "As a grieving father, R. Glenn Kelly exposes the inner thoughts of a man who has lost the most precious of gifts; his child. Written with the powerful and honest emotion that only someone who has walked in his shoes can truly understand, R. Glenn provides encouragement, insight, and hope to men who are "in the club no one wants to belong to." He allows us to walk with him on his path from hidden despair to emerging hope as he discovers his way towards living a life that is fulfilling and honoring to the legacy left behind by his son. Although intended for grieving fathers, Sometimes I Cry in the Shower benefits anyone who has lost a loved one, or loves someone who has. With compassion, humor, and sincerity, Mr. Kelly shows us that love never dies and hope is truly eternal.", As a grieving father, R. Glenn Kelly exposes the inner thoughts of a man who has lost the most precious of gifts; his child. Written with the powerful and honest emotion that only someone who has walked in his shoes can truly understand, R. Glenn provides encouragement, insight, and hope to men who are "in the club no one wants to belong to." He allows us to walk with him on his path from hidden despair to emerging hope as he discovers his way towards living a life that is fulfilling and honoring to the legacy left behind by his son. Although intended for grieving fathers, Sometimes I Cry in the Shower benefits anyone who has lost a loved one, or loves someone who has. With compassion, humor, and sincerity, Mr. Kelly shows us that love never dies and hope is truly eternal.