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Father creates children’s book in memory of stillborn twin

Richard Ganjavi has written a children’s book inspired by the stillbirth of his twin daughter, saying he hopes the work will preserve her memory and become her legacy.

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Richard Ganjavi has created a children’s book following the stillbirth of his twin daughter, saying the project is intended to keep her memory alive.

Ganjavi said the loss of a child is something a parent never fully gets over. He hopes the book will provide a lasting legacy for his daughter and ensure that she remains remembered.

The book has emerged from Ganjavi’s experience of grief after the stillbirth. No further details about its title, publication or story were provided in the supplied material.

Ganjavi’s comments highlight the continuing impact of bereavement after the loss of a child and the personal ways families may seek to remember them. The book represents his effort to create something lasting in his daughter’s memory.

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