Location: United Kingdom
Member Since:
Oct. 05, 2015
Dianne Leutner
Biography
Dianne Leutner, a Dutch national who now lives in England, knows the depths of grief firsthand after losing both her parents to terminal cancer and two sisters-in-law to sudden death within just a few years. It’s no surprise, then, that her first two books focus on the topic of loss.
Her debut book, Remembering, is a children’s bereavement book that was nominated at the BMA 2010 Book Awards, remains one of Child Bereavement UK’s best-selling books, and is heralded by the British Medical Association. Her second book Given Time to Say Goodbye is a raw, heartfelt memoir of a cancer caregiver who acknowledges the darkness of loss—revealing the surprising healing properties of honest grieving. It's a book of exemplary clarity and honesty that illuminates calm wisdom and sensitivity.
For fifteen years, Leutner worked in TV and radio production as a script supervisor, director, and producer. The author is passionate about helping others learn how to grieve well so they, too, can fully embrace life.
Her debut book, Remembering, is a children’s bereavement book that was nominated at the BMA 2010 Book Awards, remains one of Child Bereavement UK’s best-selling books, and is heralded by the British Medical Association. Her second book Given Time to Say Goodbye is a raw, heartfelt memoir of a cancer caregiver who acknowledges the darkness of loss—revealing the surprising healing properties of honest grieving. It's a book of exemplary clarity and honesty that illuminates calm wisdom and sensitivity.
For fifteen years, Leutner worked in TV and radio production as a script supervisor, director, and producer. The author is passionate about helping others learn how to grieve well so they, too, can fully embrace life.
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Where to find Dianne Leutner online
Website: http://www.losingaparenttocancer.com
Twitter: @DianneLeutner
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://www.losingaparenttocancer.com
Twitter: @DianneLeutner
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Blog: http://www.losingaparenttocancer.com