Description

As a nurse and a father, Rosso poignantly reflects on his grueling struggle and a search for life’s meaning after enduring seven harrowing years stoically supporting his “soul teacher,” 13-year-old daughter Julieta who died after being diagnosed with cancer at age 6. Following his loss, Rosso begins a courageous trek through an unchartered territory of chaos, despair, forgiveness, and unknowns, which leads him to confront his pain and himself head-on, leading to deep surrendering, self-care, higher consciousness, and loving-kindness relationships.

This is a beautiful, biographical book that weaves Watson’s Caring Science within grief, conscious dying, nursing, fatherhood and relationships.

“This book will take you on a path that will allow you to connect with yourself, bringing together your head, your heart and your hands and translating through them loving care practices.” ~ Erika Caballero Muñoz, Member, Board of Directors, International Council of Nurses (ICN), Region 6

“Héctor Rosso shares his personal/professional life journey through such an artistic and authentic story that it invites others to enter deep healing experiences, literally and vicariously.” ~ Jean Watson, PhD, RN, AHN-BC, FAAN, LL (AAN) Founder/Director Watson Caring Science Institute

Level: All readers

Audience: Accessible to all readers

Also available in Spanish.