Avoiding Miscarriage: Everything You Need To Know To Feel More Confident In Pregnancy

Susan Rousselot

ISBN 10: 0977493318 / ISBN 13: 9780977493319

Published by Sea Change Press, 2006

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Avoiding Miscarriage: Everything You Need To Know To Feel More Confident In Pregnancy
• Publisher: Sea Change Press
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0977493318
• ISBN 13: 9780977493319
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: 1764938252.
• Condition: Very Good
• Dust Jacket Condition: 47475811
• Signed: 12/5/2025 12:37:32 PM
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Synopsis

While there are many books on miscarriage, most are about coping with the grief of loss. Instead of looking back at the past, this book is about having a positive impact on the future. The book presents a detailed overview of miscarriage, dispels myths, and uses sympathetic case studies. Complex medical research is presented in an accessible way. Targeted questionnaires help women determine if they could be at higher risk for any of the underlying conditions that cause miscarriage, while a flow chart helps them analyze any previous loss. It helps each woman identify her own areas of potential miscarriage risk and gives her solid information on what can be done.

About the Author

Author Susan Rousselot draws on both training and personal experience to write this empowering and informative book. With degrees from Wellesley and MIT, and experience as a medical researcher, she has tracked down and deciphered the most solid, up-to-date medical information for this book. Yet she covers the subject with a clarity that comes from being an accomplished author, and a compassion that comes from her own miscarriages; she knows firsthand the many difficult issues that pregnancy loss can trigger, and how hard it can be to get answers. She translates complex medical research into clear language and useful insights, and presents it all with sensitivity and optimism. Finally, she encourages readers by her own example, because although she knew nothing about miscarriage when it struck her, she resolved to take an informed, positive role in her own healthcare; she believes her two children are the direct result.