A book full of comfort

Every year around 100,000 Belgians die: always someone's child, sometimes someone's older, usually someone's loved one. A multitude of loved ones is left for every dead person.
Saying goodbye to a loved one is part of life, but little is talked about in our culture. That happens in this book. Nine 'experiential experts' talk about the loss of a loved one, witnesses how they tried to deal with that lack and where they found comfort. The recognisability of the stories of Herr Seele, Johan Boskamp, ​​Jeroen de Praetere, Sandrine André, Begga d'Haese, Celie Dehaene, Martine Jonckheere, Annie Geeraerts and Lyndsey Pfaff, many readers will support the belt because nobody is alone with His grief.
But 'a book full of comfort' is much more than a bundling candid testimonies. When a loved one dies, you will be hit in the deepest of your soul and just at that time you have to meet a whole series of practical obligations. Who should all be notified? What are the possibilities for a funeral? Do you choose buried or cremation? What should you all think about? What is the role of the funeral director? And what does that all cost? Important questions because you only get one chance to arrange the funeral the way you want or as the deceased had wanted. This book answers this and many other questions.
'A book full of comfort' will release emotions and turn on to think. But it will undoubtedly also offer practical help and be a support in that inevitable moment of saying goodbye that we will all come across sooner or later