Pregnancy loss is a traumatic and lifeshattering experience, thrusting its participants into a world of questions and doubt. Questions of halakha arise, such as mourning, burial, the mother's status as Niddah and Yoledet, among others. Questions of hashkafa arise as well, such as how to find meaning and guidance on atters pertaining to life and death, loss and
pain. This book presents the lessons and laws that apply to the period of time before, during, and after pregnancy loss, and deals with the many personal and spiritual questions that arise as a result. It can benefit both couples who are experiencing such loss, as well as rabbis and professionals who support the bereaved parents. Thousands of couples have already benefited from this book, and it is now being published for the firs time in English.