When a loved one dies, thinking often becomes muddled. Performing routine activities may seem difficult, sometimes impossible. This is known as "grief fog," or sometimes "grief brain."

Grieving is a universal experience, but its pathways and impact are deeply personal. You are not alone, though you may feel that way.

Grief Fog and a Better Beyond does two things: it shares brief stories of eleven individuals, exploring their unique experiences with the grief process, its fog, and the possibility of resolution. These stories include losses of a spouse, sibling, child, grandchild, and friend. At the time of each interview, the deaths ranged from just a few months to as long as thirty years prior. The second purpose of this book is to offer alternative ways to move beyond grief, allowing you to do so in your own way and at your own pace.

Every death matters; every grief pattern is unique. Use this book to help ease the pain of loss and sustain love beyond death.