I hugged a Jacaranda tree and bid you farewell

About the Book

I hugged a Jacaranda tree and bid you farewell. A holistic approach to the emotional process undergone to give loving closure to an abortion “I deeply feel that sharing the path that led me to leave behind an abortion experience will not only help me but all those women and men that carry a hidden, forgotten, silenced abortion experience within their hearts and wish to turn it into self-discovery and personal growth.” Angelica Sánchez

This book was presented at the National Symposium of Thanatology 2011, Centro Médico Nacional, siglo XXI, México.

About the Author

ANGÉLICA SÁNCHEZ. Writer and Thanatolgist.

She is a Colegio de la Sociedad General de Escritores de México (SOGEM) graduate, holds a master degree in Hispanic Literature from the Universidad de Sonora and a Postgraduate in Literature from the University of Arizona. She is a certified thanatologist from the Centro Integral de Atención Médica y Tanatológica. CIAMET.

Published novels: She decided to be a hippy at 50 ( ISC Novel Award 1999). Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps (UNISON, 2001). Vainilla (Amarillo Editores, 2009). If they don’t hear you shout… yell (A play for Nuestras Hijas de Regreso a Casa, 2006). I hugged a Jacaranda tree and bid you farewell. (Círculos de Agüita, 2011), this book is part of the author´s collection: Therapeutic Writing.

Visit her site: http://hippiealos50.wordpress.com/