Crawling Through the Darkness

“Sorrow's shadow is a shared human experience we all will encounter at some point and Linda recounts the resources and methods that provided light when facing her own dark agony. By finding space for pain to coexist with happiness she uncovers a way to crawl through the darkness, honouring her daughter Molly, while taking your hand too.” Trudy Edgar, Goodreads.

“Linda wants parents to know that grief does get better. Marriages can survive, the bereaved can survive. She now fills her days with sharing Molly's story, including through her book Crawling Through Darkness. Linda reaches out to grieving parents and offers an understanding ear - and she has also received messages from others asking for help.” - 7News.com.au

“Thank you to the author for sharing such a personal story about her family's loss and their grief. This story will touch deeply anyone who has experienced loss and grief, and reinforces the message that life is ephemeral and for us all to be present in the moment." - Nic, Goodreads.

“I can say without a doubt that this book is going to stick with me for an extremely long time and I really do encourage anyone and everyone to read it (given you are in the right mental space).” - Ell’s Book Nook.

“Linda shares with us her story of building resilience after great loss, and why she'd never go back to the 9 to 5.” - Oak magazine ‘A Friend of Mine’ podcast

“Ten years ago, Linda was confronted with one of her most significant challenges: saying goodbye to Molly. But Linda has found a way to rebuild her life that she lives more fully on all levels, with Molly by her side. She shares this in her memoir, Crawling Through the Darkness – a book about hope.” - The Mentor with Mark Bouris