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Current estimates suggest that around 25% of
women in the For women, remaining childless can have
significant emotional consequences. These may range from an occasional sense
of loss, or guilt, to an acute and profound daily sense of grief, with
debilitating consequences. For many women, it is a difficult subject to talk
about, even with very close friends. Beyond Childlessness, published by Rodale International in June 2005, is a
ground breaking and sensitive book offering support, shared experiences and
practical strategies for women learning to live with the possibility or the
reality of remaining childless, or with not being able to have as many
children as they wanted. It is written for women, by women, in a simple,
honest, jargon-free and non-judgemental style.
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Beyond Childlessness by Rachel Black & Louise Scull Published by Rodale, an imprint of Pan Macmillan |
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