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luckaye's review
5.0
Omigosh what a brutally honest and intimate book. It is astonishingly frank about the ups and downs, ins and outs of the authors struggle with endometriosis & infertility, but it can be funny too.
I have never had an issue with getting & staying pregnant so I wasn't sure if I would be able to relate to the story but was I wrong. I felt as if I was going along with the journey with her and it gave me greater insight into the struggle of those who want a child so much but are betrayed by their body.
I have been a fan of J.T. Lawrence for a while now, and now even more so.
I have never had an issue with getting & staying pregnant so I wasn't sure if I would be able to relate to the story but was I wrong. I felt as if I was going along with the journey with her and it gave me greater insight into the struggle of those who want a child so much but are betrayed by their body.
I have been a fan of J.T. Lawrence for a while now, and now even more so.
friedatweehuysen's review
5.0
Oh, all the feels! The hope and expectation and sadness and pain and the fear!
You make us feel as though we are right there with you.
Quoted: "What's next? Telling people they're lucky to have a headache? Thank God for Panado, hey? At least it's not a brain tumour! "
You make us feel as though we are right there with you.
Quoted: "What's next? Telling people they're lucky to have a headache? Thank God for Panado, hey? At least it's not a brain tumour! "
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