This stunning collection of poems, letters, and diary entries honors the life and memory of Mary Harrison's son Scott and impact his death had on her and her family. While the path from grief to healing can seem insurmountable, Harrison's narrative offers the first steps on this ever evolving path. She shows how the life of a parent after the death of a child is constantly changing as we begin to integrate the trauma and pain with the acceptance and reality. At no time does she offer easy answers nor suggest that we can ever "get over" this kind of loss. Rather, she offers the hope that if we move through our grief, we then move toward some sort of healing that seemed impossible when the impact of grief first hit us.