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Difficult Decisions: For Families Whose Unborn Baby Has a Serious Problem
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These decisions take great strength. With gentle support, we deal with loss, hopelessness, relating to others and community resources. If you decide to continue your pregnancy, if you decide to terminate this book offers support.
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Author: Patricia Fertel & Joy Johnson
A Centering Resource
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