Stacey's Song

By Cynthia Meyers-Hanson
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Published: July 04, 2011
Words: 24,962 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781465903082

Short description

This book is the true life memoirs of a child that lost two sets of parents before landing in her aunt's home at age ten. It is an uplifting tale of how she survived losing one parent to cancer, suicide, immaturity, and other causes.

Extended description

A young child loses two sets of parents before landing in her aunt's home at age 10. How would she survive losing parents to cancer, suicide, immaturity, and other causes? WOULD HER AUNT OR GOD SALVAGE THIS YOUNG GIRL’S LIFE? It is full of minor miracles and inspirational ideas.

HER AUNT DESCRIBES THE INITIAL YEARS AFTER THOSE DEATHS:

One day, Stacey’s counselor told me it could take three to five years to pull her through the grieving process. My reaction was, “God save me!” When at wit’s end, He was my only hope. I learned to use all the subtle hints HE provided to answer my current questions.

Early in her grieving, Stacey acted out her anger. Most children can’t express pain in words, so they demonstrate it. I learned that from my grief counselor and her. Stacey shared her suffering with us in the following manner. She scratched, tripped, and irritated her new family. In rage, she challenged my discipline and requirements for self-control. Many times.. (Read more) A young child loses two sets of parents before landing in her aunt's home at age 10. How would she survive losing parents to cancer, suicide, immaturity, and other causes? WOULD HER AUNT OR GOD SALVAGE THIS YOUNG GIRL’S LIFE? It is full of minor miracles and inspirational ideas.

HER AUNT DESCRIBES THE INITIAL YEARS AFTER THOSE DEATHS:

One day, Stacey’s counselor told me it could take three to five years to pull her through the grieving process. My reaction was, “God save me!” When at wit’s end, He was my only hope. I learned to use all the subtle hints HE provided to answer my current questions.

Early in her grieving, Stacey acted out her anger. Most children can’t express pain in words, so they demonstrate it. I learned that from my grief counselor and her. Stacey shared her suffering with us in the following manner. She scratched, tripped, and irritated her new family. In rage, she challenged my discipline and requirements for self-control. Many times, I thought, “Helen Keller” instead of Stacey because the girl’s bitterness and anguish blinded her to an out reached hand. She grabbed the appendage clawing it. She appeared as a trapped, wild animal. Her grief appeared that deep!
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Singing a new tune? Narrator invites you to imagine being Stacey, a young girl that recovered from her mom’s cancer death and dad’s suicide that happened when she was 10.

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