As Lora Ann walked down her own road of recovery during the first 2 years following the loss of her mother, she continued to find—or maybe they continued to find her—friends who were traveling down the same difficult road, only starting the journey after Lora.
She often found herself answering questions about her journey and sharing the tips and processes that had helped her work through her most challenging moments, often paralleling the challenges her friends were now experiencing.
In late November, at 3:11 in the morning, she woke out of a sound sleep by thoughts of topics, not knowing what it really meant. She got out of bed and found herself logging into her computer.
By 7 a.m. she had the Table of Contents for The Lost Parent Club. While never an ambition of hers, her extensive experience in a 19 year career where she was often responsible for writing training manuals, as well as coaching a large staff about becoming successful in their own lives, this task was a perfect match! That initial outline has experienced only minor changes since the day it came to life.
