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Thunder 'n Lightning Explain What it's Like to Die...

by Kevin Lee Weaver, illustrated by Dennis Lynn

24 pages; Saddle stitched; illustrated; catalogue #04-1532; ISBN 1-4120-3704-2; US$13.50, C$15.00, EUR11.00, £7.50

Christopher Aron had been diagnosed with cancer, he was terminally ill... "With the help of humans and hospice we can guarantee him a safe trip to his new home. - Thunder

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About the Book

Informing children about death, dying and spirituality can be difficult. How do you explain to a child what it is like to die?.

Then along came fifteen-year-old Aron. His understanding of spiritual things is profound. He said "eternal life is a process that never stops... it goes around and around... Heaven is the place where your soul is free."

When the manuscript and pencil drawings were presented to him, he said "Oh yea!"

Aron was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma. He knew he was going to die prematurely. He said "I always wanted to be a nurse so I could help people and kids. Because of my cacner I may never grow up and become a nurse. So I want to help now."

Thunder 'n Lightning Explain What it's Like to Die... is his story... his journey!

Help Aron Help: White Mountain Hospice Foundation, Inc. email jlatham@hospicecom.com or call 1-888-273-0782 extension 235

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About the Author

Kevin Lee Weaver is a chaplain with RTA Hospice and Palliative Care in the White Mountains of Arizona. Kevin is the founder of Chaplain Fellowship Bereavement Ministries and pastors Agape Fellowship, a non-denominational group of "misfits". He and his wife Tammy have four children: Michael, Daniel, Sarah, and Japheth (Boo). Kevin enjoys friendship, baseball, playing the bass guitar, watching his children grow, and sleeping through movies.

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