Deb Brogue

Imperishable

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Erikson writes from the heart about real women: mothers and daughters walking together and moving from this life into eternity. She addresses the pain of dealing with our greatest enemy—death. Susan shares her struggle to manage the pain of loss by trusting day by day and task by task in her dragon slayer with the hope and promise of seeing her mother again in her new home. Her thoughts are loving and engaging, reminding us that relationships are indeed Imperishable.”