Thank you for the thoughtful question. This book deeply challenged my understanding of healing by showing that being “okay” after loss isn’t a linear or uniform process. Healing isn’t about returning to who you were before or reaching a fixed endpoint; it’s about embracing the complexity of grief, allowing yourself to feel the contradictions, and finding moments of peace amid ongoing struggle. Come As You Are: Five Years Later highlights that healing can be messy and nonlinear, and that “okay” often means learning to live fully with loss rather than overcoming it completely.
Could you share how you approached promoting the book and what strategies have been most effective in driving sales and connecting with readers?
