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"The Bubble of Silence" addresses how difficult it is to discuss the grief of childlessness in everyday life, and explains a little of what we go through as grieving childless women, whether due to infertility or other issues.
the article appears in the new issue of Oregon Humanities magazine, the civility issue. i believe that sample issues are available free via oregonhumanities.org - click on "publications."
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Really interesting article -- thank you, Tiffany. I hope it's OK to link to it in my own blog!
Posted by: loribeth | November 02, 2008 at 12:54 PM
loribeth -- thank you for the link!
i didn't even realise that the article was online in addition to being in the magazine...
Posted by: magdalen | November 02, 2008 at 01:11 PM
Thank you for your willingness to tackle a subject that is so often misunderstood. I admire your honesty and your voice ...
Posted by: Pamela Jeanne | November 03, 2008 at 05:10 PM