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How does one recover from loss? How do we maneuver through the multi-faceted maze of grief, whether from a current or a past loss? How do we heal? What do we do next? We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know: A Woman’s Guide through Grief and Loss recognizes that of all the skills we have learned in life, we have had little preparation for grieving our losses, nor permission or know-how for doing so. This book changes all that. In her practical, compassionate, and relatable style, author Betty Hill Crowson provides answers, guidance, and clarity to the “work of grieving.” “Betty Hill Crowson walks beside her reader with remarkable insight, intelligence, compassion, and a seemingly endless supply of hard-earned wisdom. Every time I thought there couldn’t be more, there was. As an emergency room physician with her own personal history of loss, I can tell you without hesitation that Betty has hit the proverbial nail on the head.” Beverly Kimpel, MD, Freeport, ME “Betty once again has written a book which makes the reader feel like she is sitting down with us in our time of need, like a trusted friend. We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know: A Woman’s Guide through Grief and Loss is filled with compassion and strategies for getting through all kinds of loss.” Kelly McNeal, PhD, Wayne, NJ