Take Your Time, Go Slowly

After the Tragic and Sudden Death of a Child. For the Parents and Siblings with No Time to Say Good-Bye.

by Ronald Snyder


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 3/8/2005

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 184
ISBN : 9781420837346
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 184
ISBN : 9781420837759

About the Book

For the Parents, Siblings, Family members, and close friends who have come to known the overwhelming sadness after the loss of a child, the road ahead will prove to be the most difficult travel of a life time, knowing your lives have changed forever.

 

Within this book, the authors kind and impathetic ways will hold a promise that everyone will quickly discover, that first, you’re not alone, secondly, that we will recover with a new perception as all will ask the number one question “WHY”. Grief will begin to evolve to a healthier self. The daily responsibilities will become less problematic as each and everyone we be reminded that you life must continue, all you need do is look within the eyes of a loved one; there you will recognize that there are so many others who will need you, depend on you for support, and guidance. The same guidance the author relates by providing you with the tools to dissect your human emotions, and then into faith and healing.


About the Author

In 1974 Ron Snyder married the love of his life, Sharon, in St. Joseph Missouri. They are the proud parents of three children, and two grandchildren, Robert, and Gregory. Ron was born and raised in a southwest suburb of Chicago, and is the eldest of six siblings.

 

A retired Police Officer, Ron and his wife relocated to central Florida in January 2004, where Ron continues to write and pursue his education in psychology and the humanities. After completing his master’s degree, Ron desires and may attempt to fulfill his dream by attending a doctoral program and receive his PhD within the clinical health field of psychology while working on his second carrier.

 

Shortly after relocating, total despair re-entered the author’s life a second time, with the death of his and Sharon’s youngest child; a sudden and tragic event that has changed their lives forever. Shortly after their most recent loss, Ron and his wife, visited several book stores, searching for some type of reasonable understanding, recognizing the number one question that plagues all parents, siblings, family members, and close friends, the question “why”. As spiritual beings they found themselves in turmoil within their strong faith in God. Heaven is a place for the gray and old, “why” then were our children taken form us with unfulfilled dreams and expiations?

 

All loving relationships will seek relief to some reasonable degree, to guide their way along this “road less traveled”. The author will not have to tell anyone who has unwillingly entered into this newly discovered sub-culture that few will come to know.