The Aftermath of Love: Stories of Pain, Memory, Refuses to Die - A Guide for parents walking through the fire: Book2

Synopsis: When addiction crashes into the heart of a home, it doesn't just claim one life-it shakes the entire family. In this raw and honest journey, Jacqueline L. Johnson lays bare the painful truth of watching her son spiral into the grips of substance abuse, and the desperate attempts to save him. This book is more than a memoir-it's a survival guide for parents navigating the unthinkable. Through tears, faith, and hard-earned wisdom, Jacqueline shares practical steps, emotional insight, and spiritual strength gained from walking through rehab centers, hospital rooms, police encounters, and sleepless nights filled with prayer. Whether you're a parent fighting to rescue your child, a loved one searching for answers, or someone who's felt the heartbreak of addiction, this book offers what every wounded heart longs for: understanding, guidance, and unwavering love. A story of loss. A story of survival. A story that proves even in the darkest valley, hope still lives

Autobiography: Jacqueline Johnson was born in Kingston, Jamaica, and later moved to the United States in 2001 with her husband and three children in pursuit of a better future. A passionate storyteller, she is deeply committed to shedding light on the realities that shape people's lives.

Her latest work, The Aftermath, delves into the harrowing struggles of a young man battling addiction, exploring the devastating impact it has on individuals and families. Driven by a desire to bring awareness and understanding to this critical issue, Jacqueline wrote this book to give a voice to those suffering in silence and to inspire hope in the midst of hardship. Through compelling storytelling, she aims to highlight the resilience of the human spirit and the possibility of redemption, no matter how dark the journey.