Tales from the Wishbone Tree - Eaton, Helly
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A heartfelt expression of a personal encounter with grief and how a wise old tree healed and soothed the author’s broken edges. Tales from the Wishbone Tree is a personal, story about love, loss and survival. Former award-winning journalist, editor and complementary health practitioner, Helly Eaton, moved to rural West Dorset. When her beloved husband was diagnosed with cancer, she found herself treading the fragile line between being wife, lover, friend and carer. After his death she discovered the wishbone tree, high on a hill near her home and it has become her friend and confidante,…mehr

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A heartfelt expression of a personal encounter with grief and how a wise old tree healed and soothed the author’s broken edges. Tales from the Wishbone Tree is a personal, story about love, loss and survival. Former award-winning journalist, editor and complementary health practitioner, Helly Eaton, moved to rural West Dorset. When her beloved husband was diagnosed with cancer, she found herself treading the fragile line between being wife, lover, friend and carer. After his death she discovered the wishbone tree, high on a hill near her home and it has become her friend and confidante, sharing its wisdom and comfort when she needed it most. It's taught her many valuable lessons about living and surviving life's traumas. The book reveals how an increasingly common experience that affects millions of people can have deep and far-reaching effects. It is surprising and a testament to how nature can save the day in often small, but profound ways. Heartbreak and humour, the ups and downs of losing someone you love. Thank heavens for the wishbone tree. Everyone should have one…
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Former award-winning journalist and editor and complementary health practitioner and teacher, Helly Eaton moved out to rural Dorset four years ago. When her beloved husband was diagnosed with cancer, she found herself treading the fragile line between being wife, lover, friend and carer. After his death she discovered a special place, the wishbone tree, high on a hill near her home, which has become her friend and confidante, teaching her valuable lessons about living and surviving life's traumas. She lives in Beaminster, Dorset, UK.