Full Circle

I wrote this book to help people deal with the loss of a loved one. I want to help everyone deal with loss better than I did. I want people to have the tools at their disposal immediately and not to wait four to five months before getting the necessary help that is needed. I want people to know that there is a God that is a healer. He has healed me and surely, He will heal you too. Go out there and live your life. Go out there and find the love of your life and if you are fortunate, you will find your soul mate just like I did. Go out there and laugh because life is too short not to laugh.

Reviews for Full Circle - How to Live, Love and Laugh

This biography provides many life lessons which touch on family dynamics and religious beliefs among others. This book looks at the life of Edna Nelson and shows her as a person who is empowered, patient and an overcomer of challenges. By examining her experiences, the reader can increase their knowledge on how to deal with life challenges. It's a read one cannot put down. - Faren Hayes: Wife, Mother, Insurance Sales Representative.

I can't imagine losing a soulmate while looking forward to "until death do us part". This tear-jerking book drew me in and made me sit on the edge of my seat. An extremely powerful story of a man's love and a strong woman who learns to pick herself up, coming full circle. An easily relatable read as we have all had a visit from the angel of death. Ms Nelson allows her readers to take away some coping resources for grief from her experience. - Siphiwe Nhlengethwa: Avid Reader .

This book is an encouragement for people going through the pain and grief of losing a loved one. It shares insights on how to make the grieving period a bit more bearable. I recently experienced a similar phenomenon to what Edna describes after losing my dad on 5 July 2021. Something profound I learnt from reading this book is that our soul mate only comes along once in our lifetime and once you meet that person you will know. - Mrs Mellony Greene: Wife, Mother, Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance Inspector.

Reading this book has encouraged me to not take anything or anyone for granted. There's always a way to find joy in the little things in life. Having the strength to overcome so many life-changing and emotional occurrences in such a short space of time is phenomenal...Well done Edna - Jacinda Major: Events Coordinator, Interior Designer.

I was so captured by the first few pages that I did not want to put it down. There was a point that I became so speechless that my eyes filled with tears. My biggest lesson learnt from this book is that you have to enjoy life and love with your all because you don't know what tomorrow holds.- Coldene Jantjies: Motor Industry Representative.

Life can throw some nasty surprises but it's how we react to these that truly enlightens us. Edna has shown resilience in her life and most importantly, given credit where credit is due- God. It takes a strong woman to stand up and still give God so much praise. It was such a good and easy read. It is a book that not only gives hope but shows strength. A journey of hurt is never easy but this book shows that it can be overcome. Unconditional love will always prevail. - Alicia Stols: Proud mum. Writer. MA NWU VTC.

A poignant story of love, insurmountable grief, and the intensity of healing. Edna has met with some of the harshest realities, however, how she has intentionally realigned herself with laughter, love, and life is a commendable way which we can all learn from to feel whole again...Coming Full Circle. - Lungile Ndlovu: Educator Extraordinaire.