Roxane Head Dinkin, PhD, a clinical psychologist practicing in
Bradenton, Florida, who has long dealt with the problems of
infertile women, and history professor Robert J. Dinkin have
created an informative book showcasing seven prominent women who
struggled with infertility and became creative powerhouses in a
variety of fields. Unable to have children themselves, the Dinkins
utilized their combined expertise and discovered how these seven
women had worked through their infertility issues and honed their
creativity to more fully utilize their talents: Juliette Low,
founder of the Girl Scouts of the USA Joy Adamson, wildlife
conservationist and author of "Born Free" Josephine Baker,
entertainer and adoptive mother of twelve Frida Kahlo, innovative
artist Emma Goldman, anarchist and birth-control advocate Ruth
Benedict, leading anthropologist Marilyn Monroe, film star and
sexual icon
Infertility produces a profound loss for women who hold the
expectation that they will reproduce. "Infertility and the Creative
Spirit" clearly illustrates the connection between the desire and
inability to have children and lasting accomplishments in other
areas of life, showing how infertile women contribute to the next
generation.
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