Not Just a Statistic

Writings on Life and Baby Loss.
The poems are very powerful and will resonate with others.

I feel the introduction sets your personal story which leads to the poems, which then lays bare your soulful feeling and meaning as you navigate your grief. The play at the end helps the reader to understand the gender differences and how well-meaning comments/actions can have an impact. Barbara Hanson, Bereavement Midwife, RVI Newcastle.

I just wanted to thank you for writing such a poignant play. The whole experience of losing my Annabelle Rose at 20 weeks has been the most isolating and life changing event in my life to date. [Your play] was of real comfort to not feel alone whilst navigating my way through my new life. Anna Craven, mother of Annabelle Rose

[Angela] is such an inspiration and she has helped so many people whether she knows it or not. I know that she has helped me so much. I often sit and read her poems when I have ‘one of those days’ and they help me to make sense of how I am feeling. I thank her for being so open and honest . Helen Myers-Hilton