…if I did, then I cringe in your general direction. What am I talking about? A wonderful analysis of the Seven Stages of Receiving Critiques. Since you will never be able to avoid being critiqued at some point in your writing career, I recommend reading Charlotte’s Web post haste.
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Except the seven stages of grief are sequential and you go through them all with the same grief, and these are more a listing of the possible responses…otherwise, it was a fairly good read.
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Amanda Adams' passionate and riveting story of what it means to be a Heart Mom for her son, Liam, whose 12 surgeries marked the first 8 years of his life.
Many thanks for the link love, Lynn!
Meanwhile, I just got feedback saying ‘the end made me cry’. Which just about makes up for all the pain I’ve been through.
Except the seven stages of grief are sequential and you go through them all with the same grief, and these are more a listing of the possible responses…otherwise, it was a fairly good read.