Sandy Robinette

Sunset Hope (eBook, ePUB)

Pathways at the End of Life

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

SUNSET HOPE. A clear-eyed look at the facts and feelings of the journey to the end of life allows the author to use her experiences as a caregiver to her beloved to bring hope and solace. Her faith drives her need to offer real empathy in ageing, as she welcomes her own passing years.

Using poetry, meditation, prayers, and essays, she explores some of the pathways to the end of life. Practical and spiritual, personal and borrowed wisdom mixes in a rich potpourri of the ways to approach our final act here on earth - death.

You are not alone in your journey. Here is a woman who warmly offers her hand as friend and companion on the way.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: WestBow Press
• Seitenzahl: 152
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798385009770
• Artikelnr.: 69614702

Autorenporträt

Sandy Robinette is the pen name of a Tidewater Virginia poet who has been writing for eight decades. The subject matter in this current book, Sunset Hope, is totally relevant to life as she is living it.

Encouraged by the success of her first book, Of Things Visible and Invisible, she decided to share the insights she is learning as she ages.

"Death is seldom mentioned in conversation with ageing people. As persons of faith, I think we have the advantage of belief in an afterlife. But we will all face this fact of living and dying. Living this life with grace, hope, and faith can make sense of the suffering we see or endure until we die. This book walks some of the paths that the end of life follows with wisdom and love. I hope you find solace and hope too."

Widowed twice, Sandy knows the life of the caregiver, grief, widowhood. The joys of life become more precious as you age and she brings those forward with the more somber notes of the book.

Her eight children are a constant source of support and companionship, which allows her to live safely in a senior community. The surprising encounters with grandchildren and two great grandchildren delight her. She has taken an attitude of gratitude for her family, keeping them daily in her prayers.