BookMooch logo
 
home browse about join login
John T. Scully : Woman to Woman, Shall I Have This Baby?: Embracing the Baby Within, Personal Stories
?



Author: John T. Scully
Title: Woman to Woman, Shall I Have This Baby?: Embracing the Baby Within, Personal Stories
Moochable copies: No copies available
Topics:
>
Published in: English
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 144
Date: 2011-01-31
ISBN: 0818913274
Publisher: Alba House
Weight: 0.2 pounds
Size: 4.23 x 0.39 x 6.79 inches
Description: Product Description
When women from every walk of life and every part of the country were asked to tell their personal stories about romance, sex and unwanted pregnancy amazing stories came pouring in. Some were heart-wrenching tales of loneliness, pain and fear; others were powerfully uplifting stories of how they overcame unbelievable odds, opposition from all sides, and total lack of support from those they most loved; all were fascinating and encouraging messages for those who may find themselves in similar situations. This book is for them. It has been divided into two parts: Part One: Shall I Have This Baby? Is a collection of letters from mothers, some of whom aborted their babies and some of whom were tempted to do so but did not. All were written by women who care about others and want them to be happy. It is about love coming to the rescue. Part Two: Embracing the Baby Within was written by a husband and wife team of medical experts who answer many of the questions most frequently ask by expectant mothers. It is hoped that these pages will help to alleviate some of the natural fear and anxiety that women confronted with an unexpected, and perhaps unwanted, pregnancy experience. It is hoped that God will give each of them the grace to see the miracle of love that awaits them. Ultimately the fundamental message of the book is: "Fear is useless, what is needed is trust."
URL: http://bookmooch.com/0818913274
large book cover

WISHLIST ADD >

SAVE FOR LATER >

AMAZON >

OTHER WEB SITES >

RELATED EDITIONS >

RECOMMEND >

REFRESH DATA >