Title: Disappointed
Product review: I bought this book after the sudden death of my father. The book only talks about heaven in one chapter (which is about 5 pages in length). The rest of the book is a medical diary of the author's injuries, pain and recovery. It tells all about his treatment and therapy while in the hospital and at home. I wanted to hear more about heaven. It also made me feel worse about my father's death: For example, Don states that when he entered heaven, he had no regrets about leaving the past, and had no consciousness of the family he left behind." In other words, my father (or any loved one who has died) is now disconnected to their past life? It bothers me to think that my dad is not looking over us, as I would like to think.
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