Losing Gruff: Finding My Way Forward

Life with Gruff – in reality, Bruce – was always exciting for Sara.His huge presence told anyone he wasn’t someone to mess with. At six-foot-two weighing 250 pounds, he indeed commanded attention. At least, he got attention from her when she met him while working as a waitress. Sara was 22 years old, and he was one of the regulars at the brewery. Years later, she worked for him, and as the years went by, they fell in love and got married. Bruce had a son from a previous relationship, who was born during the time Sara worked for Gruff.They had such great adventures, started new businesses over the years, Sara had a miscarriage, then they had a son of their own through in-vitro fertilization (IVF). They were happy, in love, and they loved their two kids – while they worked their tails off running businesses.And then unexpectedly, Bruce died. A heart attack ended his life. Sara was devastated and alone. What was she to do?This book is the story of how Sara put one foot in front of the other and learned to take charge. In the mix, she decided to also claim the one fertilized egg still at the IVF clinic – which was a girl – and keep a piece of Bruce in their lives by having it implanted after he died. It was a miracle to have this opportunity, and her family of three children eventually began to thrive.Her story could be yours. It could happen to any married woman, to be left alone after the death of her husband. It’s Sara Zak’s hope that her experience will assist other women in learning how to live life without a spouse when tragedy strikes unexpectedly. It’s not easy. But it’s essential to not give up. Believe you can do it. Sara did.Order your copy now start living again. Read more