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Using his ownstory, David W. Peters explores the journey toward healing and wholenessafter unintentionally causing someone's death.Each of the 40,000 yearly fatal car crashes in the USA are overin an instant, but their impact can linger for a lifetime. Accidentalshootings, poisonings, and fatal falls often happen because of anindividual's all-too-human negligence or neglect. For the people left behind,this moment can be a memory fraught with complex emotions. This is true even for famous people: it was thirty-seven yearsbefore Laura Bush spoke publicly about the accident that killed her highschool friend. When she shared how she lost her faith in God that night, sheadmitted that she coped with it by not talking or thinking about it. Thiskind of sorrow and shame can radically alter many lives and relationships. With precious few resources for those in this unfortunateposition, A Tragic Mistake is a much-needed and sensitively drawn lookat the complexities of healing, tragedy, survival, and redemption.
