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Reviews for Seven Choices: Finding Daylight After Loss Shatters Your World

"A gifted writer…Elizabeth Neeld clearly meets Samuel Johnson's first criterion for genius: the ability to find a relationship between apparently unrelated ideas, or things…Compelling substance…"
-- The Washington Post

"A useful, wide-ranging work…trenchant…pertinent…"
-- Kirkus Reviews

"A highly original and meaningful approach to the grieving process."
-- Psychology Today Book News

"This book, Seven Choices, saved my life."
--a doctor from Seattle, a new widower, being interviewed on "Oprah"

"Life is a wondrous road but we all know about the 'speed bumps.' Elizabeth Harper Neeld's beautiful book makes the road smoother through her delicate insight into the internal choices we all can make that make all the difference."
--Linda Gray, Actress

"Readers will welcome Elizabeth Neeld's [ Seven Choices ]…offers sound advice on how to adjust to change and form new life patterns and human bonds."
-- Publisher's Weekly

"A handbook for moving through change and loss, written with touching candor and a deep wisdom. Though written in the pangs, Seven Choices is a joyful book of hope with insights that will bring to the unavoidable darkness."
-- Harry Lipscomb, M. D., Texas A&M University College of Medicine

"Seven Choices is one of the best books ever written on grief and mourning."
-- Value & Visions , Cultural Information Service, Vol. 23, No. 4

"I have read approximately thirty-five books on grief since my husband died last September, and, for me, Seven Choices is the one that has helped me the most."
-- C. Lahr, widow, writing to Bereavement Magazine

"This is the best book I have ever read on grieving; and I have read many. This is the most empowering book I have ever used in working with grieving people; and I have worked with many."
--Bill Moore, National Trainer, AARP Widowed Persons Services

"Seven Choices is an affirmation of the power of the grieving process, a source of hope and validation. Dr. Neeld clearly goes well beyond a focus on coping (which is necessary) and acceptance to the importance of integration and self-empowerment."
--Dr . John Schneider, author, Stress, Loss and Grief

"Seven Choices is a profound book in many ways because the author really cares about people…deeply compassionate and very wise. This is a fine, sensitive book writen by a very intelligent person. Extremely well cone."
-- The Coast Book Review Service , Fullerton, Ca .

"This is the best book on mourning since Judith Viorst's Necessary Losses."
-- Living Room Learning , Cultural Information Service