After her daughter's death in 2000, Kay Armstrong Baker began journaling, compelled to express herself in writing as a way to cope with this unspeakable event in her life. Unspeakable is a compilation of her journal entries-a personal account from the heart of her grief, despair, anger, and hope. It's an honest, heart-wrenching, yet hopeful book that bravely deals with what most parents fear the most-the loss of a child. A child's death leaves a tremendous void for parents, an emptiness that settles within the very core of their being. Kay shares her personal experience in the hope that other grieving parents can gain comfort from it, and know that they are not alone in this convoluted journey called grief. Her book is also for family and friends and those who support parents who stumble along this path of the unspeakable.