Imma Miss You All - Softcover

Hewitt, Patricia

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0955053439 ISBN 13: 9780955053436

Publisher: beautonex.com, 2015

'Imma miss you all’ were Ashdon Jazz’s final words. When Patricia Hewitt walked in to find her daughter had taken her own life at the age of just fourteen. She knew her world, would never be the same again. This book depicts a journey from the early stages of tragedy and grief, through poetry and anecdote. The memory excerpts, reveal Ashdons’ unique and captivating character whilst leaving the reader with a valuable life lesson. Patricia Hewitt beautifully opens her heart in order for others to learn about a remarkable young lady. For parents who still nurture, it is a reminder to learn, cherish and find ways to maintain those special moments with your children. For parents who have lost a child, a reminder too that the memories of their child will never be lost and must be kept continually alive. A reminder that bereaved parents must remain strong through the dark journey. Many others have also walked the sorrowful road at a different pace. Through her daughter’s death, the writer is able to celebrate and bring hope to others through her memories. In every life tragedy, we must look for the smallest positive light and focus on it until it leads us through to the other side.

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About the Author:

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Patricia Hewitt is a teacher living in London. As a teenager she began writing poetry from which two of her poems were published in The National Library of Poetry in 1987. She won an award for her poetic piece ‘Blindness to my inner being’ in 1989. Patricia then went onto pursue a career as a teacher, whilst raising her two children. Following her daughter’s death she was inspired to write poetry as a way of coping with her deep loss. Patricia has also founded a charity following her daughter’s death. The Ashdon Jazz Academy Charity works at ensuring female teenagers are supported by a trusted and committed female mentor. The death of her daughter identifies the tremendous challenges female teenagers are facing in a demanding society. The Ashdon Jazz Academy works to bring hope and genuine friendship to female teenagers, who may be facing various difficulties such as depression, peer pressure and relational bullying. For more information email about the charity Contact: Email: ashdonjazzacademy.co.uk Website: www.ashdonjazzacademy.co.uk

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