What if your dreams of starting a family with your partner were disrupted by a life-threatening diagnosis? Caitlin Gibson, a reporter for The Washington Post wrote a thorough and compassionate article for The Washington Post Magazine, online here, in print on Sunday, December 15, 2018.
In the article, she follows two widowed people who are finding joy and meaning in family life despite the loss of their partner. I am honored that Ms. Gibson sought my opinion on such a poignant variation on the universal angst in parenthood decision-making. It’s an important topic that up until now has been overlooked. Let me know what you think. Read more.
You may also be interested in Ms. Gibson’s article on parenthood decision-making, so I invite you to read her story about Parenthood-Indecision Therapists.
