'My Good Grief', is not just a book about grief. It is a story about a woman's journey through sorrow and back into joy. It's a story that demonstrates the ability we have, to be all right, in spite of what life deals us. In 'My Good Grief', Cindyanne Kershaw tells about an unshakable belief in the goodness of life, and about a faith that transcends its sorrows, despite the deaths of her two husbands and a younger brother. 'My Good Grief', tells of her experiences with cancer, alcoholism and AIDS, and the way she lived through them. The stories and poetry convey how a journey through multiple losses can still be one of hope, and how life can still be full of joyful expectation. They also show how faith and love served as constants, and sustained her on a difficult path. 'My Good Grief', tells about the beauty of Nature as a healer, and the blessings of family, friends, children and grandchildren. Although it's a heart-wrenching story about loving and losing, it's also meant to be an inspirational story about discovering joy and delight in the midst of it all, and loving again and again.