I really liked this book, maybe because this lady went through a very similar experience to mine and it was nice to know that I'm not crazy. I felt like I was led to this book. Several times at the library before I lost the baby, I saw this book and almost checked it out, but then stopped and said to myself, "Why would I read this book? I haven't lost a child." Well, after I had lost a child I remembered this book and looked it up at the library. It has been a real comfort to know that I'm not alone in some of the thoughts and feelings I've had. It also had some good suggestions on grieving and working through grief and how others can help. It was very honest and candid and I appreciated reading it.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
7. For They Shall Be Comforted: Grieving the Loss of a Child by Camille Call Whiting
I really liked this book, maybe because this lady went through a very similar experience to mine and it was nice to know that I'm not crazy. I felt like I was led to this book. Several times at the library before I lost the baby, I saw this book and almost checked it out, but then stopped and said to myself, "Why would I read this book? I haven't lost a child." Well, after I had lost a child I remembered this book and looked it up at the library. It has been a real comfort to know that I'm not alone in some of the thoughts and feelings I've had. It also had some good suggestions on grieving and working through grief and how others can help. It was very honest and candid and I appreciated reading it.
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