If you or anyone you care about has had a miscarriage, this book is for you.

One in four women will have a miscarriage in their lifetime. Despite its prevalence and the devastating consequences a miscarriage can have on a woman and her family, the topic is practically taboo in many cultures. Women feel silenced in their grief and defective for not being able to cope with the event and 'just get on with it'.

Through the eyes of both women and men who have experienced miscarriage first hand, this book not only offers empathy, hope and healing, but it challenges prevailing societal attitudes and practices, asking us all to talk about this topic more openly and offer greater support for women who have had a miscarriage.