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Synopsis:
A parent's worst nightmare has become reality in Song Of Cy.
A beautiful life cut short at age 27 from a tragic car accident.
While searching for the answers to the pain she feels,
Ms. Stewart realizes that she must do two things.
1) to honor her beloved child and
2) to research and find the material needed to help others
learn to cope with the loss of a loved one.
Song Of Cy, is just that. A mothers grief about
Heartache-Healing-Hope-Remembrance and
more importantly, to offer information to
Parents, Grandparents, Spouses , Siblings and
the friends that want so much to understand the pain of loss.
Not just in losing someone through death,
but in any heart wrenching loss.

READ EXCERPTS FROM SONG OF CY: UNDERSTANDING GRIEF

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|| FIRE IN THE ICE (Pub. Contemporary Romance) ||

|| AVOUTRIE (Unpub. Contemporary Romance) ||

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MAJOR REVIEW FROM MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW

SONG OF CY: UNDERSTANDING GRIEF
by Katlyn Stewart
Whiskey Creek Press
P.O. Box 51052
Casper, Wyoming 82605-1052
www.whiskeycreekpress.com
Genre: Self-Help


Katlyn Stewart is an author of many talents, as proven by her successful efforts in switching between writing fiction and nonfiction. With dignity and sensitivity, she revealed her abusive childhood in Nightmares Echo and has now once more disclosed a traumatic time in her life - the one thing above all any parent does not want to face - the death of her beautiful daughter Siane, in Song of Cy.

This is one of the best books dealing with grief I've read to date - I don't believe there is another book written so extensively and so sensitively about the subject matter. Ms. Stewart writes about the trauma left behind by the death of a close one and provides a wealth of information on facing and dealing with grief. She focuses on the reactions of parents, stepparents, siblings, grandparents, spouses/partners, friends, young children, and teenagers. She describes the various mental and physical effects of grief, relaying symptoms of physical trauma and mental disorders that can develop. She offers numerous helpful suggestions in coping with the death of a loved one, while emphasizing that each person deals with death in their own unique way.

A book for every home's library. Highly recommended.

Christy Tillery French
Reviewer, Midwest Book Review

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Creator Of The "Song Of Cy" Cover Art

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