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Crossing the Ocean of Grief

How to Save Yourself From the Depths of Despair After Losing Someone You Love

I have crossed that ocean. And while I never thought it would be possible, I made it back onto dry land. I can show you how to do the same.

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Hi, I'm Sandy!

In 8-tenths of a second, my whole world became silent and still. My husband and partner of almost 30 years passed away suddenly and unexpectedly, and I wasn’t sure if I could live without him. 

I didn’t believe it was possible to come back from feeling so helpless and hopeless.

Everything that I learned from my own grief led me to create the Life Raft Model, which is meant to keep you afloat during the grief storms you encounter as you cross your own Ocean of Grief.

My hope is that you find solace as I share my personal story of navigating my way through the depths of despair.

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“Just come home.” 

Three simple words that would change my life forever. 

Being summoned home like that, with no other explanation, can only mean something terrible has happened.

The absolute worst thing, in fact. 

In a heartbeat, life as I knew it was over. 

Literally. 

My husband’s heart had stopped beating, and in 8-tenths of a second, my whole world became silent and still. 

On April 29th, 2017, on a beautiful spring morning, my beloved Tony, husband, and partner of almost 30 years, passed away suddenly and unexpectedly. 

In the coming hours, days, weeks, and months, I wasn’t sure if I could live without him. 

I didn’t know if I wanted to live at all.

The morning after Tony’s funeral, I couldn’t get out of bed. I had tightly curled myself up in a ball, wishing every breath I took would be my last. 

That’s when I heard my mother’s voice in my head. 

“Get up, my child, brush your hair, put on some lipstick; you have guests coming.” 

So I did. 

Thank you, Mom.

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INTRODUCTION


"Just come home."


Three simple words that would change my life forever. 


Being summoned home like that, with no other explanation, can only mean something terrible has happened.

INTRODUCTION

"Just come home."


Three simple words that would change my life forever. 


Being summoned home like that, with no other explanation, can only mean something terrible has happened.

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Crossing the Ocean of Grief:


How to Save Yourself From the Depths of Despair After Losing Someone You Love
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She survived. So can you. Grab her hand. Let her help.

In Sandy's new book, "Crossing the Ocean of Grief," she gently transports you from the ocean of despair to the land of new possibilities.

She does so without sugar coating the process. It is hard. It is turbulent. It is sporadic. If you don't know how to swim, Sandy will provide the raft.

If you feel yourself slipping off, Sandy will offer her hand, pull you back up and teach you how to ride the waves of emotion. She's been there.

She survived. So can you. Grab her hand. Let her help. It's easier that way.

Dr. Cynthia Westbrook

I highly recommend her.

The talk I attended recently given by Sandy Lotz-Weiner, certified grief coach, was a revelation to me. Fifty years ago, a high school friend committed suicide. I felt numb, unable to express my grief. Sandy explained that, "Unattended trauma will postpone the grief process." Also, grievers' pain, "Needs to be properly witnessed." I had never heard anyone speak this way.

When each of my parents died, many years apart, the original trauma from my friend's death resurfaced. My despair was cumulatively getting worse. For the first time, I now understand why. Ms. Lotz-Weiner's manner and words reflect her integrity and compassionate respect for the individual. I highly recommend her.

J.T.

She has helped me more than I could have ever imagined.

My wife passed away over 6 months ago, just after we celebrated our 47 years together. She was my everything.. I was lucky to have found Sandy because we both live in the same area. She has helped me more than I could have ever imagined. I continue to see her once a week.

One day, she gave me a book that she wrote and published: Crossing the Ocean of Grief.

I read the 100-page book in 2 days. I have since read it again, highlighting a few pages. After reading it again , for the 3rd time, I have highlighted almost every page. Just finished the 4th time. I find that, the more I read it, it's making me stronger. We also lost our precious daughter, that passed away just shy of her 4th birthday.

After what one goes through, losing a loved one, I strongly recommend get your hands on this book. I guarantee it will help you.

Sandy also lost her husband so she truly knows what one goes through to lose a loved one. At the end of her book if you'd like, she has left her information if you so choose to get ahold of her.

G.U.

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