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File Size: 1424 KB
Print Length: 224 pages
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company (August 1, 2007)
Publication Date: August 1, 2007
Sold by: Hachette Book Group
Language: English
ASIN: B000QRIGJE
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Great story. Well written. Engaging. Most Memorable line? "Make your stand in the parking lot..." says a Daddy Warden to his 12 yo daughter who is painting his toe nails the evening after the Game Wardens find a murdered college girl who was forced into the vehicle of a suspected serial killer.I can still "see" the red gloves of a little girl who fell through the ice and "feel" the cold wet uniform of the Warden who broke through the ice a few steps from shore to carry her out.I can "see" the grin of a man who's Mother is lost in the woods as he looks at a room full of volunteers that have come to help search for her and "hear" his Joy that so many people came together for his Mom.The use of language is simple and satisfying.
Here If You Need Me was recommended by my friend Emily.While I don’t normally read non fiction, when said friend recommended it, I ordered it.I think there are things that God puts in our lives, people that are put in our lives at absolutely necessary times. I think I was meant to read this book because the messages I received were questions I’ve pondered for far too long without saying them out loud—only in silent prayer.“Thank God for the blessing of breaking hearts, the blessing of mourning, the blessing of being, and the blessing of being in love.â€I was scared of losing people close to me. When my cousin was killed—how such awful evilness can exist—I questioned the bigger plan. God. And everything else in between.These events, and this book, have taught me gratitude at a very slow, vulnerable level.This isn’t a book about God, or religion. It’s a book about love. Told by Kate Braestrup, a widow, and the Chaplin for the Maine Warden Service, she makes a personal connection to grief, and love, and healing. It’s a true story.“For grief is just love squaring up to its oldest enemy.†(This quote isn’t in the book, it’s one I found online from Kate.)I cried.I laughed.I cried some more.I marveled in her beautiful words.“A miracle is not defined by an event. A miracle is defined by gratitude.â€The miracle of this, I think, is when we can look back on our biggest hurts and say, “Yeah, that really hurt. It was really painful. I’m grateful where we’re at today.â€So, thanks, Kate, for this beautiful book. You have helped shape the way I look at life from here on out. â¤ï¸
I read a library copy of this wonderful book when it was published 10 years ago and have thought about it and quoted from it more times than I can count. I was so happy to find the Kindle version as a "Daily Deal" and to reread it. It's just as good as I remember.The author is a woman who got dealt a terrible hand. Her husband (a respected and beloved State Patrol officer)was killed in a car wreck, leaving her to raise four children aged 10 and under. In the midst of her pain and panic, she managed to keep her off-beat sense of humor and to observe and remember what brought comfort to her in grief and what DIDN'T. Her husband had planned to become a Unitarian/Universalist minister. Seeking a way to channel her need to help others, she attended seminary in his place and became chaplain to the Maine Warden Service.It's the story of her early life and how it led her (surprisingly) to an adult life as the wife of a cop and the mother of four. It's the story of her husband's death and how she refused the role of "plucky widow" and how she and her children went on living - never forgetting the man who had been so important to them, but finding ways to cope and to honor his memory.It's also the story of a group of law enforcement officers who remain quietly in the background until disaster strikes. At that time, they become the most important people in the world. We think of game wardens as lucky folks with stress-free jobs who get to spend all day communing with nature. In reality, they spend most of their time dealing with people and there are some rough customers out in the woods. It is statistically one of the most dangerous law enforcement jobs in the world and they wear guns and body armor for a reason. They also coordinate search and rescue missions. Some end well; others end in tragedy. It's a stressful job that's frequently heart-breaking. Kate's role is to listen and comfort worried parents, grieving spouses, and the wardens who can't always leave the job behind when they go off duty.This is a beautifully written, thought provoking book by a woman you wish you could have for a friend. If you haven't read it, you should.
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