Where the Wind Begins

D'Arcy gives the reader a rare, unguarded, window to the soul of innocent grief. This autobiographical account of D'Arcy's struggles with the death of her adolescent brother and the struggles later in life as a widowed mother of a sick child is first, a great read. Beyond its compelling readability, is the fact that this book is an enormous emotional resource to people struggling with similar issues. All people who work with children's diseases and grieving families should know this book.