ON MISCARRIAGE, GRIEF AND SOLACE - JULIA BUENO, MARIA ŚWIĄTKOWSKA

Miscarriage is a difficult and painful experience that affects many women. The book "On Miscarriage, Grief and Solace" is a unique publication that aims to break the silence surrounding this topic. The authors, Julia Bueno and Maria Świątkowska, approach the problem of pregnancy loss with empathy and understanding, offering support and knowledge to all who struggle with this difficult experience.

• Breaking the taboo: The book openly addresses the topic of miscarriage, which is often omitted in public discussions.
• Emotional support: The authors offer support and understanding to women who have experienced pregnancy loss.
• Expert knowledge: The publication combines personal experiences with scientific research, providing comprehensive knowledge about miscarriage.
• Practical advice: The book contains tips on how to cope with grief and how to support loved ones in difficult times.
• Award-winning publication: The book has been recognized by the British Medical Association Popular Medicine Book Award and nominated for the British Psychological Society Book Award.

Julia Bueno, a psychotherapist with many years of experience, shares her personal experiences, combining them with the stories of other women and scientific research. Her goal is to create a space where women can openly talk about their experiences and find solace in difficult times. The book looks at the impact of miscarriage on the mental state of the woman and her environment, offering practical advice on how we can better respond to the news of a pregnancy loss that has affected our loved ones.

The Jagiellonian University Publishing House is giving readers a publication that is not only a source of knowledge, but also emotional support. The book "On Miscarriage, Grief and Solace" is an emotional, up-to-date and moving picture of an all-too-often hidden human experience. It is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone struggling with miscarriage or trying to understand it better. This publication is particularly important in a social context where the topic of miscarriage is often trivialized or ignored. The authors aim to change this situation by giving a voice to those who have lost it.

This book is a story about the loss of pregnancy, the loss of a child, the loss of oneself as a parent. The reader is guided by personal, honest stories that make us realize how much connects women and men who have experienced losses, and how differently they can be experienced. Families and all those who are looking for a wise, sensitive way to accompany in a situation where a pregnancy ends too early will benefit from the author's extensive professional commentary.