Amazon Description:
Nearly a million parents suffer a miscarriage or infant
death each year. Theirs can be a lonely, quiet grief--with many
emotions experienced but not easily expressed. This collection of
more than a hundred short meditations beautifully interweaves the
very real feelings of bereaved parents with Scripture passages that
provide comfort, direction, and a sense of hope.
Amazon Description:
In this book, parents who have lost a baby tell their stories.
They speak about what happened, how they felt, how they have been
helped by others and how they helped themselves. Using letters from
and interviews with many bereaved parents, Nancy Kohner and Alix
Henley have written a book which offers understanding of what it
means to lose a baby and the grief that follows.
Amazon Description:
Unspeakable Losses includes in-depth stories from
would-be parents (including Kluger-Bell herself) discussing such
diverse issues as multifetal reductions, the male experience of
pregnancy loss, and how a woman can be pro-choice yet still suffer
grief over choosing abortion. She includes tools for moving through
the grieving process, discussing losses, and helping loved ones who
have experienced pregnancy loss. This caring, understanding book may
help give voice to those who have previously found it too painful to
speak.
Amazon Description:
A cause for celebration! Finally we have an honest,
straightforward portrayal of men and grief.
A smorgasbord of personal stories and commentary, told with
refreshing candor and honesty.
Amazon Description:
Because of its wide scope (infertility, miscarriage, sudden
infant death, abortion, release to adoption; emotional
disappointments including handicapped babies, caesareans, premature
or traumatic birth; and help for grieving children), this book will
help parents and care-givers understand the great burden of all loss
experience.
"Thank you for such a wonderful experience! I learned so much. I've enjoyed this so much that I'm thinking about becoming an Antenatal Teacher and if I do, I'm definitely going through you." - Jami, Washington
