about the author
about the author
rose isabelle
Writing from a place of deep pain, love, and faith, she opens her heart to millions navigating the storm of grief. After losing her beloved mother to cancer, she faced emotions she had never known before. The words she shares come straight from the heart, capturing the real and raw moments of grief, confusion, and silence.
Rather than offering answers, she invites readers into a space of honesty where questions are welcome and vulnerability is honored. Her reflections are simple yet powerful, touching those who’ve experienced similar loss.
Faith in God helps her find strength, and through her writing, she gently encourages others to seek the same peace. In Through Cancer and Grief in Today’s World, she speaks not just as a daughter, but as someone learning to live again after profound sorrow.
She doesn’t hide from the hard feelings; instead, she meets them with truth and grace. She understands the stillness of grief the kind that lingers while the world continues to move. Her voice offers light in that darkness, giving readers a sense of being seen, understood, and not alone.
With quiet compassion, she brings comfort to those broken by loss. Her goal is not to heal grief, but to walk beside it with honesty, faith, and hope.
Why I Wrote This Book
My lifelong appreciation for literature, particularly for narratives that explore the human condition, took on a new significance during a period of personal adversity. In that struggle, I discovered a profound need for a channel to express the tumultuous emotions I had been holding in-the pain, the fear, and a profound sense of helplessness. Writing, therefore, became not merely a pastime but a necessary and cathartic practice, offering a release for feelings that had been suppressed for too long.
In our fast-paced contemporary world, genuine, unhurried conversations and shared moments of quiet intimacy have become a rarity. For me, the profound and at times ineffable emotions of a personal journey found their voice not through spoken words, but through the deliberate act of writing. This book, therefore, emerged as an effort to preserve and reflect upon those memories, capturing the essence of that transformative experience and its enduring legacy.”
Me visiting mom’s grave for the first time since she was buried without me.
Her gaze holds the memory of a love that never fades.