Alone Again by Dawn Cawley
Dawn Cawley was in her late ‘60s, looking forward to a contented retirement with her husband Alan when they learned he had cancer. Three years later, Alan passed away leaving Dawn to face the future alone once more. Losing a life partner is a bereavement like no other: all too often the surviving partner is simply unprepared and the thought of carrying on is daunting and painful. In Alone Again Dawn describes how she learned to cope and managed to carve out a different kind of happiness for herself. A small, helpful guide for anyone grieving for their other half.
Dawn Cawley was in her late ‘60s, looking forward to a contented retirement with her husband Alan when they learned he had cancer. Three years later, Alan passed away leaving Dawn to face the future alone once more. Losing a life partner is a bereavement like no other: all too often the surviving partner is simply unprepared and the thought of carrying on is daunting and painful. In Alone Again Dawn describes how she learned to cope and managed to carve out a different kind of happiness for herself. A small, helpful guide for anyone grieving for their other half.
Dawn Cawley was in her late ‘60s, looking forward to a contented retirement with her husband Alan when they learned he had cancer. Three years later, Alan passed away leaving Dawn to face the future alone once more. Losing a life partner is a bereavement like no other: all too often the surviving partner is simply unprepared and the thought of carrying on is daunting and painful. In Alone Again Dawn describes how she learned to cope and managed to carve out a different kind of happiness for herself. A small, helpful guide for anyone grieving for their other half.