β Scribed by Francois Houle
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Can a Happily Married Couple Recover from the Loss of a Child?
Lori-Anne Delacroix has driven her teenage daughter Nadia to dance class hundreds of times, but one winter afternoon where roads are icy and Lori-Anne is preoccupied by her daughter's uncharacteristic behaviour, a distracted moment is all it takes to change their lives forever.
Shattered by this unimaginable tragedy, Lori-Anne and her husband Mathieu are torn apart. Mathieu falls into depression and can't forgive his wife while she hides behind a wall of guilt and denial. Soon they are seeking a divorce . . . but then guided by his grandparents who have been married more than 60 years, Mathieu begins to heal and reaches out to his wife. But it might be too late. Lori-Anne has just found out devastating news, and time to fix her marriage is a luxury she can't afford.
"It Happened to Us" is a beautifully written and true to life depiction of the struggle, the pain, and ultimately the healing that...
ISBN : 9780993835131
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