Hi, Jessica, I know from reading your book that you hate to be called "amazing" so I won't do that. Yet, when I look what you have achieved - just here on Substack - I stand in awe and thank the world that you are in it.
Jessica, I finished your book while waiting in UNC hospital for my mom to be admitted for leukemia treatment this week. I kept stopping to tell her about it and was upset I didn’t have a pen or highlighter to underline the copious passages I want to remember. So I’ll just read it again, as I do all books that touch and change me. Your words are a gift and remind me of a poster that I had hanging in my elementary school classroom for many years that read: “what you write might just change the world.”
Erin. What a beautiful comment — it made me cry. I am so sorry to hear about your mom and I'm so touched that my book was meaningful to you. I hope you both are getting the care you need.
Hi, Jessica, I know from reading your book that you hate to be called "amazing" so I won't do that. Yet, when I look what you have achieved - just here on Substack - I stand in awe and thank the world that you are in it.
What a kind kind comment. Thank you so much for your encouragement.
Jessica, I finished your book while waiting in UNC hospital for my mom to be admitted for leukemia treatment this week. I kept stopping to tell her about it and was upset I didn’t have a pen or highlighter to underline the copious passages I want to remember. So I’ll just read it again, as I do all books that touch and change me. Your words are a gift and remind me of a poster that I had hanging in my elementary school classroom for many years that read: “what you write might just change the world.”
Erin. What a beautiful comment — it made me cry. I am so sorry to hear about your mom and I'm so touched that my book was meaningful to you. I hope you both are getting the care you need.
Love this, thank you ♥️