And the pain gave us its fruits

The death of a baby girl—the author's daughter—gives rise to these endearing pages, filled with self-analysis and a search for paths that don't end in sterile despair.
There is remembrance, poetry, professional words and even naive judgments of children about the peremptory enigma of death.
The intrinsic value of these pages lies in the sincerity and simplicity with which the author makes her fruits of pain available to us.

Susana Galperin

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