Book Review
I enjoy reading books that
are practical, personable and are an easy read. This is that and more. Kim West
is open and honest with her feelings about the journey she experienced with the
passing of her mother. I found it tender and loving for such a difficult
subject to experience and discuss, let alone write about.
At the end of each chapter, Peaceful
Passage offers a workbook and blank journal note section to help the reader document
what s/he is gleaning from the information.
It will remain in my library
as a valuable reference for my family should I need hospice care at the end of
my journey. There may be a husband, wife, mother, father, sister, brother,
aunt, uncle, grandparents or another loved one who will benefit from the pearls
of wisdom this book offers. A must read and a keeper!
Barbara Rupp
Women at the Well MinistryDisclaimer: I received a free copy of this book to review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the FTC Regulations. I am part of The CWA Review Crew.
The
following links are available to read free pages of the table of contents, introduction
and first chapter:
Click
on the link below, if you would like to purchase Peaceful Passage by Kim West,
PhD.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Kim West holds a PhD in
Clinical Pastoral Counseling and a Master of Divinity in Counseling and Family, but when her own mother became ill with terminal cancer she found that she had no hands-on knowledge of how to take care of her.
As a counselor she knew to
journal her own experience to help her process her grief at losing her mother
and she knew how to help her mother finish her life well and be prepared for
the life to come. But the day-to-day of taking care of her mother as she died
would require learning a whole new set of caring skills. And learn she did.
After completing her own
journey with her mother she knew she had to help others who would travel this
same path. Peaceful Passage is a merging of her years of counseling experience
and the new skills she learned caring for her mother combined with her heart to
help and to heal.
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