In this debut memoir, Lindsey Rogers-Seitz chronicles the aftermath of her son's hot car death as she and her husband explore the intricacies of unimaginable pain, love, and the challenges of forgiveness on the other side of broken.
Lindsey Rogers-Seitz is an attorney, speaker, author, mental health advocate and consultant. Nine years following the tragic hot car death of her fifteen-month-old son, Benjamin, Lindsey felt a calling to share her debut memoir in order to shed light on her journey through unimaginable grief and to destigmatize mental illness in society.Due to the emotionally-charged and highly politicized nature of hot car deaths, news of Benjamin's death immediately received national and international attention. The family was featured in Time magazine, and Lindsey appeared on the Today Show and CNN's Legal View. She was also chosen as "One of the Most Fascinating People of 2014" by the News-Times for the courage she demonstrated in the face of the unimaginable. Her writing has been featured in the ABA Journal and USA Today.Lindsey's mission is to spread the idea of loving through imperfection and show that people can overcome immense pain and trauma.www.lindseyrogersseitz.com