Incline Village, NV -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/06/2014 -- The Afterloss was written by Benjamin Scott Allen to help others deal with the loss of a loved one. Allen tragically lost his wife and two sons to HIV/AIDS in a 10-year span. After another decade of grief and emotional suffering, he came to a state of peace, and began offering tips for those in his situation to deal with loss. Allen has recently written about grief and its borders to life and loss through which he discusses coping with loss.
His blog post, entitled, “Grief – The Borders of Life and Loss,” walks readers through each day, explaining how a significant loss can lead to questions without answers and into the Afterloss. Writes Allen, “It is a place of solitude and solace as well as the land of isolation and pain. It is where every emotion lives in the vacuous realms of love. It is the ultimate limbo state of numbness where everything hurts. It is the border of yesterday and today.”
When dealing with loss, think about the loss from all angles. Learn from the loss, and live with the loss, moving into a place of acceptance. When looking for books on grief and loss, The Afterloss helps individuals fill the emptiness inside them, restore meaning to their life, and enjoy the memories of the lost. Though the hurt will never leave the soul, Allen’s words help others live with the hurt and reshape the heart.
Loss is a part of life, and when loss is embraced, that is when individuals are able to fill the emptiness that has been left behind. To hear more about the author, or to read more on dealing with death, please visit the website to purchase the book today.
About The Afterloss
Benjamin Scott Allen wrote “Out of The Ashes; Healing in the Afterloss” to help others dealing with a difficult loss learn to live with and beyond the devastation of grief in their Afterloss. Certified by the Grief Recovery Institute, Allen has been working for decades with grieving individuals and groups. He continues to write and deliver personal growth programs from his home in Lake Tahoe, Nevada where he resides with his wife, Rachel.
For more information about the book, please visit http://www.theafterloss.net/.