LO QUE ME CONTASTE CUANDO TE HABÍAS IDO

In this book, Laura Prieto opens her soul to the process of mourning and pain for the loss of her daughter Nora, five years old, at the hands of the disease. This is a book written from the gut and with the gut, a book where heartbreaking pain is combined with full sincerity, and a quiet path of persistence, resilience and hope for the signs coming from “the other side”. The slow experience of mourning for the loss of the girl gives way to new horizons, to a revival that points to a brighter future. At times, the intensity of this writing makes you hold your breath. The author reveals her feelings with such force that it is difficult to avoid a feeling of intimacy, of deep inner resonance and even admiration for the intensity and depth of her human experience. Perhaps, without intending to do so, she summons us to a common denominator: the desire to live and the imperative of facing the brush with the death of loved ones, in which we can all feel as brothers and sisters.