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Love, Mom: A Mother's Journey from Loss to Hope
by
Cynthia Baseman (Goodreads Author)
Loss is universal. Each of our responses to it is unique. After Cynthia Baseman delivered a stillborn daughter in 1995, she embarked on a journey of healing and a search to find happiness and meaning in life again. Writing letters to her daughter and drawing strength from the natural world became the basis of her recovery and a tool to manage the strain on her marriage. In...more
Paperback, 208 pages
Published
September 1st 2006
by Authorhouse
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I received this book for free via the Goodreads First Reads program.
This book went through the author's struggle with a stillbirth. It was incredibly sad, yet it did have a happy ending (yay for Harrison!). While reading it, I kept hoping and praying that I never have to go through such a thing.
I would especially recommend this book for people who have gone through this themselves.
This book went through the author's struggle with a stillbirth. It was incredibly sad, yet it did have a happy ending (yay for Harrison!). While reading it, I kept hoping and praying that I never have to go through such a thing.
I would especially recommend this book for people who have gone through this themselves.
I wrote this book as a love letter to my daughter who was stillborn almost 16 years ago. My wish is that those mothers who are searching for a way to cope with the loss of their child will find some solace within its pages. Cynthia Baseman, Author
My heart broke for Cynthia and then throughout the book I felt as if it was my heart healing. I was hoping by reading her story it would in some way help me with mine. Thank you Cynthia for sharing your loss and for also giving hope
I received this book from Goodreads First Reads. This is a great book all woman to read. she tells her story of going through a stillbirth. I know several woman who have gone through this and I was told it is one of the hardest things to go through. The book ends with a happy ending thankfully. Congrats on a great book and thank you for telling your story.
The first third of this book is heartbreaking. Then it slows down a bit, and becomes kind of tedious.
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