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My name is Rhonda. I'm a registered nurse, for the last 20 years, that has not been able to work since the day I learned of my daughter's death by suicide 4-12-13. (She actually died 4-11-13 and her body was not found until the 12th) Me and my husband have been married for 32 years and he's a wonderful man. We grieve in different ways. He works, I write. This is my journey through this horrible land of losing a child..
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One Day When I Die…….
Here I am once again, to seemingly come on my blog and brag about my book. But I can honestly say, that though it may seem like I’m bragging, I am not. The reason I ever write about my book … Continue reading
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Good Reviews For My book
I got some very good reviews on my book today and yesterday. I am thankful for ALL the great reviews. Each and every one is appreciated and helpful. What is so important is that Kaitlyn is saving lives. Not in … Continue reading
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The Good Grief Talk Show
I’m happy to say that I’m going to be interviewed live (by phone) on The Good Grief Talk Show on June 4th at 9 pm eastern time. (they are in Seattle so it will be 6 pm their time). They … Continue reading
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A New Article About Kaitlyn’s Book
This is the article in The Robesonian newspaper (Robeson county, North Carolina) that was just published online and in the physical paper. He interviewed me for this one and I think he did a good job too. The only thing … Continue reading
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“My Special Guest Author Interview Is With “Rhonda Sellers-Elkins” And Her New Book Release Of, “My Bright Shining Star”…
Originally posted on CAT'S BOOK LIBRARY 4 READERS:
Hello And Welcome Friends, Readers, And New Visitors, ? It’s my pleasure to share with you a good friend of mine who just become a “New Author”! Please meet Author, Rhonda Sellers-Elkins and her…
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I’m Happy That Kaitlyn’s Message Helps Others
A fellow blogger posted a wonderful post about my blog and how Kaitlyn’s story affected his life. It means so much to me that it has made such a difference in his life and I hope with all my heart … Continue reading
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I Feel Good About My Book
I hope those of you that subscribe to my blog, or those that cruise in here to read a little, do not get tired of my writing about my book. It is not my intention to brag or anything like … Continue reading
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My Momma’s Heartfelt Review
I wanted to post my Momma’s review of my book here on my facebook at her request because she wrote one from the bottom of her heart. However she can’t post a review on amazon because she does not have … Continue reading
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Beautiful Announcement About My Book in Our Local Newspaper
I had asked Marsha Hough Burney to write an announcement of the publishing of my book in the Bladen Journal and Bladen Online Newspapers. Last night she sent me what she wrote for approval and I found the announcement on … Continue reading
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“Introduction.” A Preview of My New Book
In order to help people decide whether or not they want to buy my book, I thought I would post my “Introduction” that I wrote that is in my book that helps explain the purpose of my book, what it … Continue reading
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My Bright Shining Star 