Customer Reviews

4 reviews

• Catherine

  Finished it in one sitting, a ‘can’t put it down’ read!
  It’s written with such raw & inspiring honesty.
  A brave & emotive book.
  A must-have for anyone who has or knows anyone who has experienced pregnancy loss.

• Leah Buckingham

  I hadn't realised just how much my lovely daughter in law and her husband, my son, had
  been through to realise their dream of being parents.
  I read the book from cover to cover as soon as I received it and I cried. I cried for Laura and Brett, I cried for the grandchildren I didn't get to cuddle and I cried for all the other young women who are going through recurrent miscarriage and pregnancy loss.
  I would encourage anyone who is going through the same thing to read Laura's book. It's a very honest account written by a very intelligent and brave young woman who wants to educate other young women and to let them know they are not alone.
  Please, please read the book.
  Educate yourself.
  And remember you are not alone.

• SW

  Although I already knew most of Laura's story I was so excited to be able to purchase a copy of her amazing book. Once I started reading I couldn't put it down. Her honest and open approach when talking about her struggles and feelings is so inspiring and relatable. I recommend everyone reads this book, whether they have personally struggled with fertility and/or loss, or just to gain a better understanding to be able to support someone else who has.

• Sheila Lamb author of This is Book Series

  Writing about your own experience of the devastation of recurrent miscarriage and pregnancy loss isn’t something that everyone can do, but thankfully Laura has done this with searing honesty. In her book It will happen, she shares the raw bee emotional realities of this trauma, which is all too often brushed aside by those who’ve never lost a pregnancy and simply don’t understand that the person is grieving and that this can look different for everyone. Not only will Laura’s words bring comfort to others going through loss but will also raise awareness of this taboo, misunderstood subject.

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