Author: Tiffany Matthews
Publisher: MMFL Publications
Published: 2019-07-11
Total Pages: 256
ISBN-13: 9781733070003
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Fewer human events impact us more than the death of our child. Yet not all deaths of children are treated equally--not even in the United States. We rightfully mourn the teenager killed in the car wreck, the preteen who dies after an extended battle with leukemia, and the toddler who drowns in the pool. Yet, when a child dies inside the womb, their tragic deaths seem to be glossed-over with comments insinuating that the lives they lived inside the womb were not as meaningful as the lives of the children who lived to be a teen, preteen, or toddler. "This book is thought-provoking. Bonding between mothers and unborn babies could be far more developed in very early stages than first thought. Just thinking about this special closeness, hopefully, endears us to our unborn babies as well as those of others. [This is a] good book for those who are pregnant or those considering pregnancy."-Faith Norris, Licensed and Ordained Minister, WOG Prayer Counselor. This book reassures readers of the humanity--of the soul--of their preborn child. Candidly relayed experiences are intermingled with Biblical expositions and scientific evidence to provide validation of the right for the parent or family member to feel just as devastated as if their child had not died until after graduating from high school. Parents may find comfort and further validation for their emotions and experiences. Parents who have aborted their child may find help and hope. Preachers may find fresh perspectives from which to expound on the scriptures. Pro-life groups may find a critical missing element (or more) to further their cause. Psychologists and other counselors may find confirmation for some of their theories. Researchers interested in studying experiential phenomena may be surprised at some of the claims in this book. This book also mentions or references (to varying degrees) topics such as the vanishing twin syndrome, womb twin survivors, fetal resorption, microchimerism, maternal intuition, bonding, fatherly love, grief, near-death experiences or encounters/visions, heaven, angels, subconscious memories, fetal development, adoption, abortion, sharing pregnancy stories, sexual purity, and more.
