| View Larger Image | Trying Again: A Guide to Pregnancy After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Loss | Paperbackby Ann Douglas (Author)
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| | Binding: | Paperback | | Publisher: | Taylor Trade Publishing | | Edition: | 1st Edition | | Page Count: | 328 Pages | | Publication Date: | October 25, 2000 | | Sales Rank: | 81,333st |
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Product Description
Written especially for parents who have lost a child, Trying Again provides facts to help determine whether you, or your partner, are emotionally ready for another pregnancy. |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 36 reviews)
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Trying again: A guide to pregnancy after miscarriage, stillbirh, and infant loss by Rosiebaby (Auckland, New Zealand)  5 Stars
May 08, 2009
This is a very up to date and very informative book. If I did not have this book I would still be paying too much money and getting nowhere fast. I recommend this book to everyone who has had unanswered questions about this issue.
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This book was written for me. by M. Lewis (Australia) 5 Stars
May 27, 2008
This is a wonderful book. I purchased it after the stillbirth of my first baby boy. It gave me the confidence to not try again but at least to start thinking about it. Thankfully we did and we have a beautiful 18 month old girl now. I felt like this book was written especially for me. It was so relevant to our experience of achieving parenthood. Thanks Ann for writing this book.
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good but not really for miscarriage by K. Cunha  3 Stars
March 27, 2008
I found this book to be ok. It deals more with trying after a stillbirth than trying after a miscarriage. Then it goes into how to get pregnant again, which if you have tried for any length of time with your other pregnancies - you know how it works.
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Helpful during a difficult time by Ann Spieglo 5 Stars
February 18, 2008
I actually purchased this book for my sister who's had two miscarriages in a matter of about five months. A friend of mine who also experienced two miscarriages in a row (a few years back) read this book and recommended I give it to my sister as part of a care package. I'm very glad I took my friend's advice because while my sister's found several books at the library on the topic of miscarriage, she said she wasn't able to find much at the major bookstores. Although I haven't read this book myself, I know my sister found it informative and encouraging. In fact, she said she read the entire book the same day she received it.
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A Most Read After A Death, Even If You're Not Trying Again by Deborah LePage (Portland, OR) 5 Stars
December 16, 2007
I starting reading this book a few weeks after our still birth. I did not want to "try again". I was just trying to deal with all the emotions and all the issues of our still birth. It has almost been two months now and all the other grieving book I've bought are on a shelf, but this one is still on my desk and I referance it almost every day.
This book has given me such a good resource for trying again, I almost feel like I could do it. I feel like I'd have a good chance to make it through with my sanity intact, no matter what the outcome.
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