Big Sale on "Mother of All Meltdowns!"

So you know I’ve been writing some books lately. I told you about the Mother of All Meltdowns last week, shortly before my second book, Sunshine After the Storm: A Survival Guide for the Grieving Mother was published.

I was so thrilled when Crystal asked me to contribute, and I took the opportunity to tell about one of my worst meltdowns as a mother while still finding a way to bring awareness to TTTS.

Help make a dream come true. Well, 30 dreams really.

I’d love to hit the Amazon Best Seller’s List. Here’s how we can make that happen… Download your copy of The Mother of All Meltdowns, the book I co-authored along with twenty-nine fellow bloggers, for just $0.99 – TODAY ONLY.

That’s less than the Starbucks you’re currently sipping, and it would sure make this lady (and 29 other ladies) very happy!

So please, please, please…download today! Here is a little preview from my portion of the book:

I do not deal well with stress. Never have. This is ironic because I am very good at adding stress to my life. When I feel excessively stressed, I begin to feel like a rubber band about to snap at any moment.  I feel like my head is doing that thing that evil zombies do on movies where their head shakes back and forth really fast. Not quite spinning all the way around, but just nodding “no” in turbo speed.

I lose my cool.

I snap at people.

I rarely have a full on meltdown because I am too passive aggressive, but I can give you looks that melt steel.  And I huff and puff enough to blow your house down.

It is unusual for me to break into a full on, crying, yelling, crazytown fit.  However, given the right circumstances, even passive aggressive people can experience a thermal meltdown.

Download the #MOAM #ebook for $0.99 Today!

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katbiggie

Freelance writer at Kat Biggie Press

Alexa B, who blogs as "Kat Biggie" is a wife, mother, and writer. She has three children and one in heaven. She recently self published a book entitled "Sunshine After the Storm: A Survival Guide for the Grieving Mother" which is available on Amazon. She blogs about life after the loss of one of her twin daughters to TTTS, motherhood, all things parenting, advocacy, grief support and social good.

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