Michelle Obama opens up about miscarriage, new memoir ‘Becoming’

The former first lady also speaks out about President Trump and more in an exclusive interview with ABC News’ Robin Roberts ahead of the release of her memoir.

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43 thoughts on “Michelle Obama opens up about miscarriage, new memoir ‘Becoming’

  1. Excellent book! Great analysis! I found myself crying and laughing out loud throughout the book! I have just finished reading "Becoming" and I have so much respect and admiration for this amazing lady. This book will live on forever! I would 110% recommend this book to anyone and everyone with a 100% satisfaction guarantee

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    The book's 24 chapters (plus a preface and epilogue) are divided into three sections: Becoming Me, Becoming Us, and Becoming More.

    The preface sets the stage for Michelle Obama's story to open by sketching a scene in her post-First Lady life. Becoming Me traces Obama's early life growing up on the South Side of Chicago with her parents – Fraser and Marian Robinson – in an upstairs apartment where she got her first piano lessons and learnt to be an independent girl under the nurturing care of her parents. There, Obama shared a bedroom with her brother Craig. The book continues through her education at Princeton University and Harvard Law School, to her early career as a lawyer at the law firm Sidley Austin, where she met Barack Obama. While this section talks considerably at length about Obama's Princeton experience and Sidley Austin, Harvard Law school's experiences are mentioned marginally by comparison.

    Becoming Us departs from the beginning of the Obamas' romantic relationship and follows their marriage, and the beginning of his political career in the Illinois State Senate. The book shares Obama's balance between her position as the first African American First Lady of the United States of America, her motherly duties, and marital commitments. The section ends with election night in 2008 when Barack Obama was elected President of the United States.

    Becoming More takes the readers through Barack Obama's presidency, Michelle Obama's focus on her Let's Move campaign, and her role of "head mom in chief" to her two daughters – Malia and Sasha Obama, along with the other aspects of the Obama's life as first family. The Epilogue talks about the last day of Obamas in the White House which was also Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony and Michelle Obama's reflection on Optimism. She also expresses her lack of desire to ever run for office.

  3. My question to Michelle Obama is, why didn’t you speak about infertility when you were in the White House? Why didn’t you do anything to help us suffering from infertility? Why didn’t you help bring change to health insurance coverage for infertility? Government programs to help us afford treatment. It is just SO PAINFUL that you did NOTHING TO HELP.
    I could only afford two IVF treatments, do to the treatments I’m in debt 25K. Sadly I still can’t hold a baby in my arms my baby was stillborn and I can’t pursue more treatments.

  4. Why no mention of beginning hormone therapy just prior to the onset of puberty ?? Her/his brother is her mom's favorite for justifiable reasons. No mention of surrendering her/his license to practice law ? ? Oh well- we all have secrets – don't we !

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