An autobiographical account
of Jacquelynn Luben's experience of cot death and miscarriage,
set against the background of other more lighthearted events.
'... a heart-rending autobiography...'
Book of the Week, Anne Hooper column, best magazine
'... an absorbing book, sensitively written and a delight
to read.'
Surrey Advertiser
'... grips the reader with the fascination of a family saga
...'
Sharon Wallach, Jewish Chronicle
'... a reassurance that one will survive the experience of
bereavement.'
Nursing Times
'... a tribute to her lost baby, and our crusade to find
out why.'
The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths
'... A book I had to read twice. A book you can read with a
busy family around.'
SANDS
'... of interest not just to other bereaved parents but to
anyone who wants to learn how cope with death.'
Maternity Action
'... the lasting impression created by this book is one of
strength and of the positive things to be gained from tragic
experience.'
La Leche league GB
'The ... readable style and background setting to the
trauma ... make the emotional pain easy for the reader to bear.
Cruse - Bereavement Care
'... This off-beat book makes a welcome change from the
usual books on this topic.'
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