Description
A personal book about loss
Anyone looking for a book on processing grief often seeks recognition, solace, and words for sorrow that is difficult to explain. On Alexander Nelissen , *Leven met eenbeperking* (Living with a Disability), you will find a personal book about loss, guilt, and learning to live again. The book is written honestly and stems from a profound event in the author's life. As a result, the story feels sincere, close, and human.
Grief, guilt and hope
After the death of his daughter Charlotte, Alexander began writing about what grief does to a person. The book deals not only with loss, but also with guilt, faith, forgiveness, and trust. It is precisely this personal approach that makes the book relatable to people dealing with loss themselves. It offers no simple solution, but it does provide support, insight, and hope. By sharing his story, Alexander hopes to offer others recognition and a sense of stability in their own grieving process.
Living with disabilities
The title *Living with a Disability* goes beyond a visible disability. The book shows that everyone in life encounters limitations, such as grief, fear, illness, loss, or uncertainty. Alexander writes about how to cope with these when life turns out differently than hoped. In this way, the book becomes not only a story about grief, but also about love, acceptance, and strength.
Who is this bereavement book suitable for?
This book on grief is suitable for people who have lost a loved one or are seeking support after a difficult period. It can also offer recognition for readers struggling with feelings of guilt, questions of faith, or the feeling that life needs to find new direction. Additionally, *Living with a Disability* is a loving book to give as a gift to someone who is grieving. It is especially suitable for those seeking a personal and honest story.
Written to support others
Alexander shares his story in the hope that it can help others in their own grieving process. Not because grief simply disappears, but because recognition alone can sometimes provide support. By writing openly about loss, guilt, faith, and hope, he shows that no one has to stand alone in grief. Living with a Disability is therefore a personal book, but also a loving helping hand to others.
Order Living with a disability
Are you looking for a book on processing grief that is personal, honest, and hopeful? Then *Living with a Disability* by Alexander Nelissen is a valuable choice. The book gives words to sorrow, but also shows that love, forgiveness, and trust can open a way forward.
Limitations are part of life.
Sometimes small and uncomfortable.
Sometimes visible, like a child with a disability.
But what if you are confronted with the unimaginable… the loss of your child?
For Alexander, life revolved around work, obligations, and social contacts. He was always on. Things were not going well at home and with his health, and on top of that came the care for a daughter with a disability. Yet life went on. Until that one day everything came to a standstill… and a disability truly entered his life.
What follows is a series of extraordinary stories. In the period after the loss, things happen that cannot be explained. As if, precisely when all answers are lacking, help arrives. Signs, insights, and direction appear on his path. By following this strength, a different life slowly emerges. More attention. More peace. More balance. There is room for love, trust, faith, and better health.
This book is an invitation to look at life differently. To discover that, despite the most difficult moments, there is always a path that leads to more peace, love, fulfillment, and a deeper sense of meaning.
You can also order and view this book at www.alexandernelissen.nl
