Then I Looked Up

Losing a Child, Finding His Legacy of Love

This is the title and subtitle of my book which is available on Amazon today!

This is the story of my journey since my son, David Glasser, who was a Phoenix Police Officer, was killed in the line of duty on May 18, 2016.

Losing a child is the most excruciating pain I have ever experienced. My life is different now. There is a hole that can never be filled.

I am not an expert on grief, but I am an expert on my personal journey of grief. It have been long. It has been tough, and it has forced me to look at my life through new eyes and make important decisions along the way. These decisions have helped me move forward.

During my son’s funeral, I discovered that David said, “love you’ to everyone he cared about instead of good-bye – even the tough cops he worked with. Since his death, many of us have adopted this habit and discovered the magic of David’s legacy of love.

I give God and David’s legacy of love the credit for the joy that has slowly returned to me. God has been my rock. As I lean on him, I have watched God reconnect the shattered pieces of my life, giving her purpose and meaning.

If you have lost a child or someone close to you, one of the most important messages that will fill your heart while reading this book is that you are not alone. It is my prayer that you will see yourself in my story and it will give you the hope that you have been searching for.

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6 thoughts on “Then I Looked Up

  1. Unknown's avatar Anonymous

    I just placed my order and can hardly wait to get this wonderful book. Thank you for writing this book to help others who have gone through situations like this. Love You. Cindy Clark

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  2. Linda Monk's avatar Linda Monk

    My prayers to you losing a child. We lost our first son in a car
    Accident in 1996. Now I fear for our other son. โค๏ธ๐Ÿ’™

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  3. Linda's avatar Linda

    Iโ€™ve been following you. Your story makes my heart hurt. Our son, Andrew is a 36 year old cop. As a parent I just pray for his safety continually. So many fears when we know heโ€™s out there. God bless you and you family always. ๐Ÿ’™

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