About the Book
From celebrity and news magazines to TV programs to Facebook pages and "mommy blogs," family-building successes are routinely and glowingly shared and celebrated. But where are the voices of those who are unable to have children? In relating what happens when nature and science find their limits, Silent Sorority is irreverent as well as moving.
What People Are Saying About Silent Sorority...
“A Top 10 Book to Read
this Spring 2010.” - More.com
“Mother’s Day looks different from where she stands.” - Lisa Belkin, The New York Times
“Witty, fun, heartbreaking, and absolutely bittersweet.” - Marcie Pickelsimer, Grown In My Heart
“...a tour de force, a rare jewel. This is a memoir of a clearly intelligent woman. Silent Sorority is without a doubt a landmark book” -M.C. Prinsloo, In Vivo
“This book is snappy, funny, and irreverent as well as moving. Silent Sorority does a great job addressing the invisibility of non-Moms.” - Christina Gombar, More.com
“If you are battling
infertility or have a friend or family member who wants or needs to try
to understand how infertility changes everything, I recommend Pamela’s
book.”
- Laurie Gordon, Executive Editor, Fertility Authority
“Pamela gives voice to deep sorrow, rage, hope and love. Her raw honesty and humor light the path for the millions who have trouble conceiving and those who don't know what to make of their infertile sisters.” - Wendy L. Rogers, Ph.D
“Silent Sorority
is a brave book and a gift to all infertile women, whatever stage of
the journey they may be on.” - Kate Johnson, NBC/iVillage
"I have read many books on infertility, but Silent Sorority was
the one that rang true. It put into words what many of us constantly
felt but maybe were too scared to say for fear of being politically
incorrect." - Lucy (Australia)
"I've never seen a book quite like this. The honesty, the pain, the
anger, but also the strength and inspiration. Silent Sorority is
one of those books you can't put down." - Charity J. Stoops
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