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Unburdening: An Abortion and Generational Trauma Memoir

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Teresa Benitez-an engineer, doctor, and professor-had three abortions between 2004 and 2022. Although she was against abortion until 2004, her first pregnancy awakened her deepest was she good enough to raise a family? Or would her unresolved childhood trauma, and resulting mental illness, render her incapable of love? In Unburdening, each pregnancy termination is meticulously described. The aftermath of each abortion is explored, including the mystifying blend of relief and distress that often remains after the procedure is over. A moving memoir infused with poetic prose, Unburdening is a story of motherhood, abortion, and mental health. It delves into generational trauma, survival, love, self-forgiveness, and healing.  "An important, deeply personal book for the post-Roe era..." - Kirkus Reviews

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Unburdening: An Abortion and Generational Trauma Memoir, Teresa Benitez

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Tytuł
Unburdening: An Abortion and Generational Trauma Memoir
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2022
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
210
ISBN13
9781958729892
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Opis
Teresa Benitez-an engineer, doctor, and professor-had three abortions between 2004 and 2022. Although she was against abortion until 2004, her first pregnancy awakened her deepest was she good enough to raise a family? Or would her unresolved childhood trauma, and resulting mental illness, render her incapable of love? In Unburdening, each pregnancy termination is meticulously described. The aftermath of each abortion is explored, including the mystifying blend of relief and distress that often remains after the procedure is over. A moving memoir infused with poetic prose, Unburdening is a story of motherhood, abortion, and mental health. It delves into generational trauma, survival, love, self-forgiveness, and healing.  "An important, deeply personal book for the post-Roe era..." - Kirkus Reviews