Touching the Edge: A Mother's Spiritual Journey from Loss to Life Format:Hardcover twenty-two worksheets

twenty-two worksheets

The summer months bring a steady stream of visitors who flock to the extraordinary beauty and history of Nantucket’s shores

synthesizer genius Malcolm Cecil

Washington could only hope for a miracle to save the nation from all-out civil war and disunion

He then returned to America to lead the remarkable guerrilla campaign in Virginia that climaxed with the British surrender at Yorktown

Touching the Edge: A Mother's Spiritual Journey from Loss to Life Format:Hardcover twenty-two worksheets"Touching the Edge is an homage to love, loss, and the rising grace that comes when grief is transformed into peace. Margaret Wurtele's bow to her son, Phil, is a story we can all recognize within the context of each family's dance with death. Her words can heal the fall of a human heart." Terry Tempest Williams, author of Refuge, Red, and Leap "Touching the Edge is an extraordinary memoir. Margaret Wurtele writes of the most painful events a parent