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1. Sometimes I Cry In The Shower: A Grieving Father's Journey To Wholeness And Healing (The EmpathGrowth Series)

3. Description : 'Every woman should read this book,' said the editor, a week after she received the draft manuscript. 'But I didn't really write this for women,' answered R. Glenn. 'There's almost nothing out there for other grieving men.' 'Well, we haven't had a loss, and I love my husband to pieces, but sometimes he can really be a moody little bastard, and it drives me crazy. But reading your book...I get him now. After twenty-five years I finally understand him, and now I love him even more. I'm telling you, women are going to love this book. It's a must-read!' Reviews “R. Glenn Kelly’s book treats the reader to a rare combination of candor and fragility. Delving into the deepest, darkest recesses of a heartbroken father’s mind, the reader easily identifies the richly colored threads of sorrow, heartbreak and profound love that, when combined, create a stunning read. This book deserves to be on the edge of nightstands everywhere.” - Lynda Cheldelin Fell - Founding Partner of the International Grief Institute 'R. Glenn Kelly shares the raw emotions of tragically losing his only son and best friend. It provide excellent words of wisdom for anyone who has ever experienced loss, running the gamut of emotions - sorrow, empathy, joy, love, pride, loneliness, regret...It will make you both laugh and cry over and over. It also makes you remember that every day with our loved ones should be cherished.' - Deborah Moore - Actor | Artist | Bereaved Parent Excerpt - Chapter One 'The Shower' The spattering of water gratefully mutes the outside world. Here in this oblong tub of glossy, white ceramic, barely six-feet long by three feet wide, is where my mind chases lofty notions or unwittingly discovers previously unknown answers to life’s little struggles. Tucked away in the secluded corner upstairs, the shower curtain may as well be made of steel and the bathroom door of blast proof concrete. The warmth of the water spreads over my shoulders and down my back, creating a welcome exodus from mental constraint, along with its selfish need for guided thought. The shower is my escape. It is my Secret Garden, completely impenetrable to all others where I surprisingly resolve irksome job related troubles, unexpectedly develop the perfect idea for my next wood working project, or find myself with those little epiphanies that make one mumble, “Why didn’t I think of that before?” The shower is also where I cry. R. Glenn Kelly - Broken Road Survivor Best- Selling Author, R. Glenn, has helped thousands through his books, speaking engagements, television

4. and radio appearances, conference workshops, podcasts, and more. He's a five time invitee to Keynote before an annual gathering at a major U.S. Airliner, served on a Board of Advisors at Children's Hospital, and worked with some of the country's leading psychiatrists and anthropologists to better understand himself first, and then his fellow travelers. His journey still takes him down the broken road. After all, no one was promised a perfect life. But he knows well the exits now, and just when to take them, with a connection to body, mind, and spirit that keeps his faith in God first and foremost in his life. Today, no matter what comes, he joyously lives the life of peace and purpose that is intended for us all. Healing Works in the EmpathGrowth Series Sometimes I Cry in the Shower Paperback | eBook | Audiobook 158 pp 6'x9' The Griefcase Paperback | eBook | Audiobook 157 pp 6'x9' Taking Your Griefcase to Work Paperback | eBook 143 pp 6'x9' Other Works in R. Glenn Kelly's Empath Groth Series - Support for Emotional Trauma Recovery from Grief &Loss DIGEST OF THE BROKEN ROAD TRAVELER THURSDAYS IN THE GROTTO - FICTION GRIEF IN THE WORKPLACE GRIEF HEALINGS 365