It All Belongs: Love, Loss, & Learning to Live Again

This book will help anyone go through one of the most stressfull events of life: The loss of a spouse. It is a toughing thought provoking story about living, dying and surviving without your most cherished friend. What a privilege to read the personal thoughts of Judy and Roy as they navigated through this difficult experience. “It All Belongs” should be required reading for spiritual counselors, grief counselors, Hospice personnel, ministers, priest and anyone faced with a stressful life experience. I highly recommend it.

This book is beautiful inside and out. Each page contains some type of artwork, whether it is Judy’s personal creations or the work of the book printer. The pages are printed on high quality paper with an attached ribbon book mark to hold the reader’s place while one ponders the message in Judy and Roy’s words or writes their own notes in the provided spaces. The book takes the reader through the journey of Judy and Roy’s love story in their own words and innermost thoughts as they tackled Judy’s cancer diagnosis, her death and Roy’s struggle to go on living without her. I highly recommend this book for anybody going through their own life struggle as you will laugh and cry while finding inspiration and the tools to face life with a new-found courage.

I hesitated to start – I wish I had not
The recent death of a loved one caused me to delay reading this inspiring book. I was too raw – it was too soon – How I wish I had waited. Reading the beautiful words of one who traveled the path toward the end of a loved one gave me, oddly, peace. I will reread this book. And again.

Worth the Read!
When I first picked up the book to read it, I sat with a cup of hot tea and these words came to me: “It All Belongs is meant to be read, simmered like a cup of hot tea and as the words on the page touched my heart, and I felt the warmth of love Roy and Judy had for each other. What Judy wrote in in her journals became a roadmap for others traveling a similar path.” If you are struggling with loss, then this book is for you. I took my time reading the book and each time I felt the same way…it truly is a roadmap and those who need it should surely read it.

“An insightful and touching testament to enduring love.”

In this spiritual healing guide, the husband of an artist and therapist who died of brain cancer showcases her drawings and writings, as well as his own journal entries and poems.