The Miscarriage Journey Guide to Dealing with Other People e-book
It can be hard dealing with other people following a miscarriage. Partners, friends, family, co-workers... They want to help, or at least not make you feel worse. However, our culture and society have failed to provide us with the necessary tools to collectively navigate through grief. The majority of people are unaware of how to communicate in a truly helpful way.
The truth is it largely falls to you the bereaved, to show others how to treat you. I know, another burden you didn't want. It'd be nice if others would just say and do the "right" thing.
Which is why I wrote this e-book, to help you and your support system navigate this hard time. Use this information to recover from stinging statements and insensitive actions faster and with more grace. Plus, you will actually improve your relationships.
Inside is 49 beautifully designed pages with word-for-word scripts, communication tips, action steps and handouts so you can get the support you deserve and need.
It can be hard dealing with other people following a miscarriage. Partners, friends, family, co-workers... They want to help, or at least not make you feel worse. However, our culture and society have failed to provide us with the necessary tools to collectively navigate through grief. The majority of people are unaware of how to communicate in a truly helpful way.
The truth is it largely falls to you the bereaved, to show others how to treat you. I know, another burden you didn't want. It'd be nice if others would just say and do the "right" thing.
Which is why I wrote this e-book, to help you and your support system navigate this hard time. Use this information to recover from stinging statements and insensitive actions faster and with more grace. Plus, you will actually improve your relationships.
Inside is 49 beautifully designed pages with word-for-word scripts, communication tips, action steps and handouts so you can get the support you deserve and need.
It can be hard dealing with other people following a miscarriage. Partners, friends, family, co-workers... They want to help, or at least not make you feel worse. However, our culture and society have failed to provide us with the necessary tools to collectively navigate through grief. The majority of people are unaware of how to communicate in a truly helpful way.
The truth is it largely falls to you the bereaved, to show others how to treat you. I know, another burden you didn't want. It'd be nice if others would just say and do the "right" thing.
Which is why I wrote this e-book, to help you and your support system navigate this hard time. Use this information to recover from stinging statements and insensitive actions faster and with more grace. Plus, you will actually improve your relationships.
Inside is 49 beautifully designed pages with word-for-word scripts, communication tips, action steps and handouts so you can get the support you deserve and need.