Help, Comfort & Hope after Losing Your |
Baby in Pregnancy or the First Year |
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Your child's death is like losing a part of yourself...This special book accompanies parents who have lost a child through miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal death and sudden infant death on their journey through grief. It also addresses tabooed losses, such as termination of pregnancy after prenatal diagnosis and adoption. In addition, it speaks to the caregivers who help parents through this difficult time. The voices of those who have suffered the devastation of their baby's death are heard throughout this warmly written, insightful book.
Part One guides parents through the experience of bereave- Part Two provides specific information for caregivers in the hospital and those providing care for the family. These caregivers may include hospital staff, doctors in private practice, midwives, ministers, childbirth educators, funeral directors and support-group members. An extensive resources section helps parents identify additional sources of support. Apart from helpful addresses and literature it also includes instructions for rituals, meditations and prayers. Help, Comfort & Hope after Losing Your Baby in Pregnancy or the First Year can help parents consecrate their precious memories of this pregnancy, this baby. And with empathy and first-hand knowledge, Hannah Lothrop also help bereaved parents start an important healing process that resolves grief into acceptance. |
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deep understanding of both the darkness and the light. |
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www.sheilakitzinger.com |
An exceptional book that I enthusiastically recommend toeveryone whose life has been touched by the death of a baby. Hannah's writings are insightful, sensitive and compassionate. Her meaningful suggestions address how to tenderly heal one's body, mind and spirit. |
Pat StauberBereavement Coordinator North Shore Medical Center Miami, Florida |
... As we take the journey together, light begins to
shine at the end of the tunnel. Hannah's book helps
us walk through that tunnel with awareness that the
light is there, and the darkness can never put it out.
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Foundress of SHARE |
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Small Press Book Awards 1998 - Chicago Book Fair: |