reviews from readers
Read what our readers are saying about the healing power of Richard’s grief books, the self-discovery of his journals, and the magic of his children’s stories.
Average Rating
360 degrees of Grief sums up the cycle, and how you can get back to your normal before loss. That is something I have been trying to do since day 1 of the loss of my Dad. Yet, everyone tells you, that’s not how it (grief) works. Thank you for validating life after loss by sharing your story with Lisa and experiences.
Lindsay Pursglove
Martin the Mouse in the White House – Such a cute story! Very colorful illustrations and a fun tale to follow and wonder what that mischievous mouse will do next. My 2 year old grandson loves “Martin” the mouse and likes to hold him while we read. Can’t wait to see what Martin does next!
Christy Meredith
Life Without Lisa offers help in at least two very important ways. Richard Ballo’s remarkable descriptions of his many painful — and frequently changing — reactions reassure the reader of how normal these feelings are, even when nothing, especially oneself, seems normal.
Patricia Kelley, RN, CHPN,
Vice-President, Montgomery Hospice, Rockville, MD
