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The Maternity Labyrinth (Paperback, New)
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The Maternity Labyrinth (Paperback, New)
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List price R360
Loot Price R300
Discovery Miles 3 000
You Save R60 (17%)
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The author and her husband got pregnant easily and after that
everything was hard. In elegant, spare prose, Ariel Balter
unflinchingly and courageously chronicles the couple's
five-year-long quest to have a child on the frontlines of the
fertility industry. And though the journey ends successfully, this
is not a simplistic or feel-good story. Instead, The Maternity
Labyrinth raises difficult questions not only about the
costs-emotional, financial, moral- of assisted reproduction but
also the very human desire to become a parent. Balter has written a
moving, graceful and deeply honest book.
Alexandra Enders, author of Bride Island
The Maternity Labyrinth offers a window into the very personal
experience of one woman as she navigates the often bewildering,
frustrating, dehumanizing and heart-wrenching experience of family
building for the infertile. Ariel Balter gives voice to this
experience and to the feelings that accompany it - a voice that
will be welcome to many who feel alone in their struggle through
the labyrinth.
Shana (Susan) G. Millstein, Ph.D., Professor of Pediatrics,
University of California, San Francisco
The Maternity Labyrinth is a must read for anyone who has gone
through fertility treatments, assisted reproductive technology
procedures or experienced the terrible tensions between hope and
fear integral to the process. Professionals working in the fields
of Infertility, Assisted Reproductive Technology, Maternity and
Maternal Mental Health need this book as do family members and
anyone who wants to understand the emotional nooks and crannies of
playing against the odds to have a baby of one's own. The Maternity
Labyrinth is a treasured gift to all of us-making sense of the
twenty-first century new world of Fertility through the words of a
mother who has lived it from the inside.
Diane Ehrensaft, Author of Mommies, Daddies, Donors,
Surrogates: Answering Tough Questions and Building Strong Families
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