You Will See Your Baby In Heaven: A Man's Perspective of Stillbirth
Anyone who has a stillborn baby feels as if they should have died instead.
I know that’s how I felt.
Everyone expects to go home with a healthy baby from the hospital but are devastated when their innocent child is lost as a stillbirth. As a father I was heartbroken when our son was stillborn. I still had to lead our family but didn't know how. My wife needed me more than I knew how to care for her. I had no idea what to do. No one around us knew what to do. You need this resource to know what to do. This book will help you.
If you or a man you care about has experienced a stillbirth, this is a must have resource that delivers hope and comfort. Your life has been completely turned upside down. Every resource I looked at was written for women by women. There was no manual for me to turn to. I understand where you are coming from. I know you feel completely lost. This is your map to healing. I wrote this guide to help you navigate the pain and harsh realities of having a stillborn child.
I know the nagging questions you can't get out of your mind. I've had to face them. You are facing them. Privately you wonder when these thoughts will stop haunting you. You hope no one knows how much you are hurting on the inside.
Answers to all the hard questions about stillbirth no one wants to ask out loud are in this book:
- Did this Happen Because I'm a Horrible Parent?
- How Long Will I Feel Like a Failure?
- Can I Take Pictures of My Baby?
- Should I Have a Funeral?
- When Will We Have Sex Again?
- Will I Ever Be Able to Live Normally Again?
- Will People Understand That I Just Want to Be Left Alone?
- How Can I Best Support My Wife?
- How Can I Memorialize My Child?
- How Can I Help Someone Going Through This?
- What Should I Say to Parents Who Have Lost Their Baby?
- What About Having More Children?
- Why Did God Let This Happen?
- Is My Baby in Heaven?
Plus many other chapters including "A Message of Hope" all parents devastated by stillbirth should read. This book gives hope and comfort to parents grieving the loss of a stillborn child.
