JULIE’S NOTE: When I meet someone who says they are writing a book, I love to learn more. I can discern quickly if they truly mean business, if they are hoping I do it for them, or if it’s a dream most likely to stay there. I’ve known Valerie for a few years, and she…
Yesterday was World Mental Health Day and I came across this at the bottom of my LinkedIn page. I know the Mess had … and my guess is it means I have messages. But me and 2024? I feel like it’s been a green light for the hot mess express. I’ve shared over the years…
From Amazon: No one ever claims that raising children will be easy. Women go through some of the most challenging pain in childbirth. Moments after birth, the mother changes all focus to the life on her chest. People often say that women are so focused on their babies after childbirth that they are rarely overcome…
The Samaritan’s Patient Behind the Scenes This novel might never have been born had I not seen an interview on PBS with two New York Times writers, Megan Twohey and Gabriel Dance, on December 16, 2021. These reporters did an extensive investigation into a website on which subscribers discussed committing suicide and shared methods for…
When I invite readers like you to follow me around the World Wide Web, my reasons aren’t only in hopes you will find my books worth checking out. It’s actually because there are opportunities where you can meet other authors, see new releases, and—-maybe win some things. Recently I had three giveaways. That’s right. THREE….
February 29 has been designated Rare Disease Day. According to Patient Worthy, In the United States, at least 25-30 million people are living with a rare disease. Many rare diseases are genetic and 95% of them have no treatment options. Other challenges faced by people living with rare diseases include: From Rare Disease Day.og, Over 6000…