Learning to Live with my Disembodied Husband

Description

When someone you love dies, there is no right or wrong way to grieve. After losing several family members, including two husbands, Carol Elizabeth Cox learned that grief is unpredictable and unique to each person. Sometimes it’s heartbreaking. Sometimes it’s irrational. And sometimes it’s unexpectedly funny. In this collection of essays, she shares what helped, what didn’t, and the strange detours grief can take. With honesty, compassion, and unexpected humor, she reminds readers that grief and laughter can coexist—and that even after profound loss, joy can find its way back.