Liberation at Last

Amy, having taken her own life just before Christmas and her daughter's engagement, finds herself in a state of being which is a far cry from the rest in peace she had always hoped this would bring her. Her biggest challenge here is to confront herself and her previous life without despairing. Has she got what it takes? And will others, still in the physical realm of existence have the power to hasten or delay her release from this state of being, a bit like a limbo, she finds herself in? But has she got what it takes? This book is an inspirational story for anybody dealing with grief and loss of a parent, family member or loved one. Now that Amy has committed suicide just five days before Christmas she is hoping to rest in peace. She hadn't bargained for what actually awaits her on the other side and asks herself amongst many endless questions, 'what does one do and where does one turn to when one despairs in the after-life?' Does it depend entirely on her as to how long she would have to be in this state of watching and waiting, or will others have the power to hasten or delay her release – those still in the physical realm? Her biggest challenge is to face herself and forgive herself. But has she got what it takes? This book is an inspirational story for anybody dealing with grief and loss of a parent, family member or loved one. This books takes the reader through steps of healing and restoration after the loss of a loved one in and through an inspiriting story based around real-life events.