Living for Two

Living for TwoTwin loss presents a unique sense of grief for the surviving twin. This book addresses the topic of twin loss through sensitive, in depth interviews with surviving twins. The loss of ones twin presents a unique sense of grief in that twins have shared their lives with each other from their very first heartbeats, and often share a special bond. These interviews highlight this relationship between twins and the strong sense of grief experienced by the

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