Saving Sophia
Neonatal surgery, blisters, and bliss on the rocky road to motherhood
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A page-turning account of first-time parenting that will leave you filled with wonder at the miracle of life. "The paediatrician came back without our baby. 'I'm afraid we have a problem.' Stars bounced around my vision of the doctor's talking head, his voice far away, like a dream. I felt like I was sinking into a void and leant back to steady myself on the bed. We had experienced the most life affirming event the night before, the birth of our first child. Now she was being taken away. It was a moment that would take us on an intense journey and change the course of our lives." 'Saving Sophi...
A page-turning account of first-time parenting that will leave you filled with wonder at the miracle of life. "The paediatrician came back without our baby. 'I'm afraid we have a problem.' Stars bounced around my vision of the doctor's talking head, his voice far away, like a dream. I felt like I was sinking into a void and leant back to steady myself on the bed. We had experienced the most life affirming event the night before, the birth of our first child. Now she was being taken away. It was a moment that would take us on an intense journey and change the course of our lives." 'Saving Sophia' is a true-life story of pregnancy, birth, ICU, breastfeeding, first time parenting, postnatal depression, and raising a family. A gripping and sometimes humorous account of a roller coaster ride into motherhood, that offers a glimpse into, and a reminder of, how miraculous raising a family is. This heartwarming story of love, friendship, and family will keep you on the edge of your seat. Whether you're a fan of romance, drama, or just great storytelling, 'Saving Sophia' is a must-read. Key themes Primary themes: motherhood, ICU baby, breastfeeding, first time parenting. Secondary themes: belonging, immigration, friendship, postnatal depression/ postpartum depression, yoga, follow your dream. Reviews 'A wonderful book.' Julie Haigh, We Love Memoirs 'A heart-warming and deeply moving memoir of love and family,' Martin Walker, bestselling author 'Beautifully written... I couldn't put it down.' Jacqui Brown, Book blogger
