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I am a mother of 2 beautiful girls and about to marry the most wonderful man I know (except for my father of course)
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Make Me Better | Bookreporter.com

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By Sarah Gailey
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Celia is desperately in need of a change. Thirty-five years old and still childless after multiple miscarriages, barely keeping herself financially afloat through participating in a series of MLM sales schemes, it's hard for her not to view herself as a failure. So when, at a grief group, Celia meets a young pregnant woman, Adelaide, who has a very different outlook on life and loss, she is both temporarily reassured and intrigued.
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Sarah Gailey On Horror, Grief, and the Lies We Tell Ourselves to Escape Our Suffering

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By Sarah Gailey
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I remember thinking: I can’t bear this. I remember pressing my hand to my chest, pressing hard, making a fist and rubbing my knuckles against my breastbone in an echo of the sternal rub I learned in EMT school—a quick, brisk gesture meant to inflict immediate pain. A sternal rub is used to see if a person is responsive to pain, even if they aren’t responding to the sound of your voice; it is used to see how alive they still are.
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Read an Excerpt From Make Me Better by Sarah Gailey - Reactor

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By Sarah Gailey
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We’re thrilled to share an excerpt from Make Me Better by Sarah Gailey, a new horror novel publishing with Tor Books on May 12th. Celia is so tired of being alone. All she wants is to have a family—to belong to someone. That’s why she’s going to Kindred Cove for the annual Salt Festival held by the secluded community that lives there. They promise that healing is possible. They promise that transformation is inevitable. There is no grief at Kindred Cove, because there is no suffering.
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