Reviews
I loved the book! It is full of hope and healing. About finding meaning and purpose from the catastrophic loss of a child. The silver lining in the darkest of clouds and darkest night of the Soul. My Son Rodney passed by suicide February 24, 2017. I have found peace in the way that David has. By knowing that consciousness survives death and that our children are closer to us now than they ever were in real “life”. Just a thought away. His perspective from a Fathers place was so interesting to me, as a bereaved Mom. I really enjoyed it. I read it in one sitting last night. Stayed up till 4:00 AM. Couldn’t put it down. I would encourage any parent that is grieving the physical loss of a child to read this book and be comforted and encouraged by the realization that our children’s lives go on and that love never dies.
– Debbie Wallace
Finding Davey is one of the most heartfelt books I’ve read through my own journey of recovery and growth after losing my son. David takes you through his and his families emotions and how they all were able to pull together and find support and most of all love to move forward and connect with Davey. I read the book in 2 sittings. Could not put it down as I felt drawn into their life. Their story has inspired me to continue learning to take time for myself, to meditate and to connect.. I know this book will help so many others. I’m most impressed that this book was written by a father and hope that many other dad’s will be able to open up and share their feelings. This is a true gift.
– Franciska Bittan
This book is a blessing for those who have lost a child. It certainly is for me. David does an amazing job of how to navigate incomprehensible grief to a path of hope, faith, and healing in a very real way. It is beautifully written. I found it very clear, heartfelt and honest. David’s book tells a real story of living in a mindset of faith and belief that our loved ones we’ve lost are truly with us. Thank you for writing this book. This is a great gift to someone who has lost a loved one, but especially for someone who has lost a child.
– Mark Russo
By David sharing his personal grief journey with the transition of his son Davey, just 24 in July, 2016 has given me hope that I can recover from this overwhelming and unbearable grief. I lost my daughter to cancer, October, 2016. David shares his loving experiences in meditation in seeking to connect with his son and to feel his spiritual presence. Reading this book has validated for me the power of meditation. This book would be a wonderful gift for anyone desperately looking for comfort, hope and resourceful tools in the gutwrenching journey of grief after the loss of a child.
– Paula S. Smillie
