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Davis and Mara Tesler Stein 205 $a1st ed. 210 $aGolden, Colo. $cFulcrum Pub.$dc2004 215 $a1 online resource (936 p.) 300 $aDescription based upon print version of record. 311 $a1-55591-511-6 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 843-878). 327 $aCONTENTS; Acknowledgments xxv; Introduction 1; CHAPTER ONE An Unexpected Journey 7; Orientation 9; Hopes and Expectations 9; When the Unexpected Happens 11; Map 15; A Different Path 15; EMOTIONAL COPING 15; DEVELOPING YOUR PARENTAL IDENTITY 16; MANAGING YOUR RELATIONSHIPS 16; Compass 17; Finding Your Own Way 17; The Tapestry That Reflects Your Emotional Journey 19; CHAPTER TWO Grief and Adjustment 21; Wrestling with Opposing Emotions 22; The Grieving Process 28; The Trauma of Premature Birth 30; The Mosaic of Losses 30; Understanding Grief 33; Common Feelings of Grief 37 327 $aSHOCK AND NUMBNESS 37SADNESS 39; PERSISTENT WORRIES 39; YEARNING 40; GUILT AND FAILURE 41; POWERLESSNESS 42; ISOLATION 43; ANGER 43; ENVY 44; FEARS ABOUT THE FUTURE 44; LONGING FOR WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN 45; Coping and Healing 45; Let Your Grief Flow 46; Have Realistic Expectations for Your Grief 47; Dwell on Your Baby 48; Find Ways to Feel Close to Your Baby 49; Tell Your Story 49; Accept the Support of Others, However Clumsy It May Seem 51; Accept That You and Your Partner Will Grieve Differently 51; Seek Professional Counseling 52 327 $aChoose to Face Your Situation andto Not Let It Destroy Your Life 52Allow Yourself to Hold On to Some Hope for the Future 55; Look for the Treasure in Adversity 55; Multiple Birth and Multiple Realities 56; Respect Your Own Needs 58; Points to Remember 59; CHAPTER THREE Moving through Painful Emotions 61; Moving through Feelings of Failure, Incompetence, and Powerlessness 62; Moving through Feelings of Anger 65; Venting Anger Constructively 67; Recognizing Your Anger's Triggers 68; Moving through Guilt 69; Tips for Letting Go of Guilt 72; CONSIDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES 72 327 $aRECOGNIZE THE LIMITS OF YOUR CONTROL 72REFRAME YOUR FEELINGS OF RESPONSIBILITY 73; ACCEPT AND LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES 75; ASK FOR FORGIVENESS 75; Moving through Vulnerability and Fear 76; Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder 78; Persistent Numbness and Avoidance of Grief 80; Getting to the Bottom of Your Grief 81; Professional Counseling 84; Journaling 89; Spirituality and Religion 90; Points to Remember 93; CHAPTER FOUR Especially for Fathers 95; Gender and Grief 97; Intuitive Grievers, Instrumental Grievers 99; Dashers, Delayers, Displayers, and Doers 102; Avoiding Grief 103 327 $aCOMMON STYLES OF FILING GRIEF AWAY 104FATHER AS PROTECTOR AND THE UTILITY AND COSTOF FILING GRIEF AWAY 105; Getting in Touch with Fear, Powerlessness, and Vulnerability 107; Keeping Roles Flexible 109; Couples and Grief 112; Points to Remember 115; CHAPTER FIVE Delivering Too Early 117; Pregnancy Complications 117; Bed Rest 120; Holding On to Your Sanity 122; Holding On to Yourself 124; When Delivery Is Inevitable 126; Delivery 127; Shock and Fear 132; Exhaustion 133; Shifting Focus 134; Emptiness 135; Separation from Your Baby 136; Seeing Your Baby for the First Time in the NICU 139 327 $aMother's Hospital Discharge 144 330 $a "An invaluable resource."-William Sears, MD The premature birth of a baby is both a medical and family crisis. 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