Help me fund my book about grief

Losing my best friend at age 25 doesn't exactly rank in the top 10 moments of my life. 

Sure, some people might say "but look at you go, girl. You started doing stand-up comedy. You're almost done your education in Creative Communications. You're doing so good." 

But like, shut up Barbara, you don't know me. 

Just kidding, Barb. Please give me your money. 

So here I am, three years later. Writing this book. Part comedy, part eulogy. 

The book is set to launch in March 2018, and as a broke student, I need your help. I hate asking for help. But, I believe in this story. When my friend died, I struggled to find a book that was raw and not bound by religion, science, or logic. Quite frankly, I do not believe that grief follows any true logic. 

This book will be for all the people out there who suppressed their urge to scream in a funeral home; who drank so much they puked on their parent's front yard. This book is for all the people who asked: "Is it okay that I feel this way?" and were met with a resounding silence.

Yes, it's okay.

Every dollar helps go toward printing costs. 

If you donate $20.00 or more you will receive a copy of the book in March 2018. 

If you donate $25.00 or more, I will write you a special message too.

If you donate $35.00 or more, you will receive previously mentioned rewards, and you will be entered to win a special prize back TBA. I will also bake you cookies. No joke. 

I love you for reading this. Thank you for your support, monetary or not. 

I am very bad at convincing people to give me money so message me if you have questions. 

This book is an act of love and defiance. Just know that you are not alone, and you are never a burden.

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