Monday, December 26, 2011

Spreading the Word

I was browsing through John Ling's blog just now and found out that his publishing company is helping out a girl suffering from neurofibromatosis, a disease currently without a cure.

What they are doing is selling her e-book (I'm Not Sick, Just A Bit Unwell) on Amazon, and the proceeds (all of them) go to her surgery, and this being their first release and all. The book is free for download until boxing day (yes, this post is out a bit late) I actually figured I'd purchase it but just my luck that Kindle and Malaysia do not have a good relationship with each other.

Her website is here: http://www.yvonnefoong.com/

10 comments:

  1. What a good cause! I love that the title is ripped from a Matchbox 20 song - Rob Thomas is my FAVORITE.

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  2. i like the title too :)
    happy new year and may you have a great 2012.

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  3. Thank you again for your support, Anusha. It means a lot. =)

    And, yes, Rob Thomas inspired the title! Well spotted.

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  4. Oh wow, that's a really good cause right there.

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  5. I have a friend who has two children with that disease. Very sad.

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  6. Gia: Oh yeah, I remember that song (especially the quirky video)

    Jaya J: Happy 2012 to you too...

    John: I thought what you and company are doing is one of the most moving things ever. Hope it helps.

    DWei: It is, indeed.

    SAW: Yes, it is very sad, actually.

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  7. Truly a good cause indeed, great job spreading the word, even if a little late..haha

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  8. I just went to her website and read a few posts. Wow - she has had so much surgery!

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  9. Thanks. I will check it out.

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  10. Pat Hatt: Well the free ebook promotion is over, but the book can still be bought.

    nursemyra: Oh yes, I visited her website too, and felt a bit bad for complaining so much about my fractured ankle.

    Missed Periods: :)

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