How do parents accept the loss and fully recover from the tragedy of losing a child? Is healing ever possible? How? In Out of the Darkness: Surviving the Death of a Child, Walter Prunzik bares his soul on how he survived the death of his son, Keith. Prunzik shares a very personal experience so a staggering number of parents experiencing the same loss will know that they are not alone, that there is hope, that they will survive the trauma, and that life is still beautiful and worth living. In this fast-paced read, Prunzik tells his readers that parents “act” and “react” to the loss of their child based on the “agreements” they have made in their lifetime, forming a paradigm that they will accept as reality. Once caught up in this drama, only “new realities” can liberate parents so they will not be caught up in the lies brought by technology and old beliefs. Out of the Darkness reveals to grieving parents how they can survive this tragedy of loss by identifying these agreements one at a time, grabbing and yanking them, and replacing them with new ones to pave the way to a new and God-appointed outlook of death and loss.
How do parents accept the loss and fully recover from the tragedy of losing a child? Is healing ever possible? How? In Out of the Darkness: Surviving the Death of a Child, Walter Prunzik bares his soul on how he survived the death of his son, Keith. Prunzik shares a very personal experience so a staggering number of parents experiencing the same loss will know that they are not alone, that there is hope, that they will survive the trauma, and that life is still beautiful and worth living. In this fast-paced read, Prunzik tells his readers that parents “act” and “react” to the loss of their child based on the “agreements” they have made in their lifetime, forming a paradigm that they will accept as reality. Once caught up in this drama, only “new realities” can liberate parents so they will not be caught up in the lies brought by technology and old beliefs. Out of the Darkness reveals to grieving parents how they can survive this tragedy of loss by identifying these agreements one at a time, grabbing and yanking them, and replacing them with new ones to pave the way to a new and God-appointed outlook of death and loss.
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