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The Gift of Parenthood
- From Infertility to an Open Adoption: A Memoir
- Narrated by: Cora Blouch
- Length: 1 hr and 12 mins
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The Gift of Parenthood
Narrated by:
Cora Blouch
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Publisher's Summary
Becoming a parent is an amazing privilege. One that doesn’t come easily to everyone. Emaline Ashe’s debut memoir shares an intimate look into her multi-year struggle with infertility and the unexpected journey that led she and her husband to an open adoption. This refreshingly candid story shines a spotlight on the stress of infertility and spreads awareness about just how beautiful adoption can be for all involved. Parenthood is indeed a gift and Emaline relishes in all the moments of her son's childhood.
©2024 Emaline Ashe (P)2024 Emaline Ashe
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