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Violent Loss Resources February Newsletter

February Topic: Grief and Resiliency

Violent Loss Resources
News you can use… collected for you in February (Scroll down to see all)
The News You Can Use…. will feature resources for those who live and work with violent death. Collective contributing will expand the resources for us all. What you tried, what worked for you may help someone else.
The plan is to feature Resources, Tips and True Experiences. Each month will feature a focus on one topic. Contents will vary somewhat month to month, as we close out this month, our contents include:
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Mark Your Calendar for March 10, 6:30 pm -details below
Features

Topic of the month: Grief and Resiliency
Question of the month- Funeral Homes- What was your experience and tips?
Resource of the Month: Tucson Arizona’s Homicide Survivors Program
The Journey: Learning to Live with Violent celebrates with local authors.
Source
Add your Voice and Tips

Survivors…

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Larry M Edwards is an award-winning investigative journalist, author, editor and publishing consultant. He is the author of three books, and has edited dozens of nonfiction and fiction book manuscripts. Under Wigeon Publishing, he has produced six books. As author, "Dare I Call It Murder? A Memoir of Violent Loss" won First Place in the San Diego Book Awards in 2012 (unpublished memoir) and 2014, Best Published Memoir. The book has also been nominated for a number of awards, including: Pulitzer Prize, Benjamin Franklin Award, Washington State Book Award, and One Book, One San Diego. As Editor, "Murder Survivor’s Handbook: Real-Life Stories, Tips & Resources" won the Gold Award in the 2015 Benjamin Franklin Book Awards, Self-Help. For a sample edit and cost estimate, contact Larry: larry [at] larryedwards [dot] com -- www.larryedwards.com -- www.dareicallitmurder.com -- www.larryedwards.com/wigeonpublishing/

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