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Have you read Silent Sorority? There just aren't enough words for me to describe on how many levels this book helped me with accepting my childless life. During the winter I am looking to re-read the book, I will write more then.
Once I was describing this book to my sister and I was explaining that no book could describe how I feel better then this book. So she said she would love to read the book.
One evening she phoned me, I picked up the phone and she was just crying. I got scared that something bad happened to her baby girl. But my sister was just crying on the phone: "It is so sad that Pamela can not have children. It is so sad that you can not have children." So I also started to cry and we were just crying together... No words were needed.
I have it, tooooooo!!! And whenever I need it, I can always reread it 'coz it's my lifesaver, too. :-) Kudos to your sister for being such a supportive person in your life!
ReplyDeletedear Amel,
Deletelifesaver is a beautiful description of this book!
Thanks for sharing this tender moment. How sweet that you've found a new level of understanding ... Really warms my heart that Silent Sorority has touched so many lives.
ReplyDeleteIndeed - Silent Sorority has touched many lives!
DeleteOnce my coworker said (my age, also without children - I lent her my book) that she would make hundreds of copies of the last pages of the book and give it to people she knows.
Love this. I gave it to my mom to read, and she said it really opened her eyes.
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