Eternal Love: A Mother's Journey Through Loss and Faith

by Mary Alice Dorta

Overview

The book of poems and quotes delves into the depths of emotional expression, intimately portraying the profound impact of experiencing the loss of a child. The heartfelt writing aims to establish connections with those who have faced similar circumstances, offering empathy and working to ignite a sense of hope within their hearts. I earnestly seek to provide solace and support to others navigating grief, evident in the deeply personal and poignant words, ultimately offering comfort and inspiration for those facing profound sorrow.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940186079477
Publisher:	Mary Alice Dorta
Publication date:	04/11/2024
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Mary Alice Dorta, a first-time author, discovered the healing power of writing through the profound tragedy of losing her beloved son, Zachary. Overwhelmed with grief, she turned to words as an outlet to express her emotions and the deep pain of losing a child. Through her collection of poems and quotes, Mary Alice vulnerably shares her journey, seeking to provide solace and inspiration to others who have also experienced the loss of a child.
Writing has always been an integral part of Mary Alice's life, but the loss of her son gave her writing a new purpose. Through her words, she aims to create connections, evoke empathy, and instill hope in the hearts of those navigating the complexities of grief and loss.
In her biography, Mary Alice communicates her unwavering commitment to using writing as a tool of healing and empowerment. Despite enduring profound sorrow, she endeavors to find meaning in her pain and offers guidance to others on their healing paths. Her memoir is a testament to her resilience, empathy, and the transformative power of turning tragedy into inspiration. By sharing her story, Mary Alice invites readers to join her on an intimate journey, reminding them that they are not alone and offering hope amidst unimaginable sorrow.