Angel’s Comments (group member since May 23, 2017)

Angel’s comments from the Navigating Indieworld Discussing All Things Indie group.

R.L. wrote: "Finally finished my trailer for Book 2 in my series. “Crashing No More”.

https://youtu.be/sepX5WaEqmI"

Hi, R.L. Great trailer. I gave you a like on Youtube.

Congrats, Alex!

CeDany I hope it works out for you.

Sorry to hear that Alex. Hope it'll get sorted soon.

Shared it, Ben! Keep up the great work!

Yes, I can use more followers. Erica, CeDany and Amy. We are already Goodreads followers of each other. The rest I have followed you.

Ronnie wrote: "I do. They are decently basic. If there is anything you wish to add, feel free to . No need to answer in a "story form".

I'd prefer you send me an email with your book title - please let me know ..."

Hi, Ronnie! I see you've written a book for autistic children, What she says and What I see. My son is autistic nonverbal and in elementary school. Congrats on writing for a magazine!

Thank you for sharing those moments with your son with me, Ronnie. My son did the same thing with the biting and I had a hard time getting him to stop that behavior. I'm going to be writing his biography soon. He knows sign language fluently but really wants to talk. It took me years to get his cognitive skills where he could understand a word I say.

A few years ago, between the ages of 2-5 he'd bang his head daily on walls, furniture anything that had a hard surface, hit himself in the face, scratch himself out of aggression and frustration. He understands directions now and follows them very well.

He's more cognitively aware. But there are small moments his cognitive skills will lapse which can be frustrating for him and for me as his mom trying to help him to understand. He still gets those frustration levels.

He has a weakness in his wrists which I've been working with him using occupationally therapy. He has trouble holding a pencil in his hand because of it and he can't write with out his wrist being leveled, because his wrist gets tired.

He suffered from two holes in his heart (story for another time) He had been in speech therapy and occupational therapy for the first five years off and on but due to his behavior he had been constantly kicked out of therapy.

Every speech or occupational therapist I found for a while he'd do fine. Of course, he'd have to adjust each time and then the last speech and occupational therapist kicked him out because they couldn't take him spitting at them. I am first and foremost my son's advocate and I always will be. Sent you an email, Ronnie.

Shared, Carole!

Liked!

Voted.

Kay wrote: "Sure Angel, let me know if you need a specific day to tie into your promo. I may not be able to guarantee set dates for everyone but I'll try my best and the earlier you request it the more likely ..."

Great, Thanks! Will do!

Kay wrote: "Thanks Angel, I've messaged you back :)

Ronnie, you don't have to buy a book or donate to enter, everyone is welcome to submit a post. If you do want to provide one or more books as prizes to give..."

Hi, Kay! I just sent in my entry! Thank you for this opportunity! What about a kindle promo? I thought about doing one for the book I mentioned in my entry. I'll be able to do one around that time in December. Will that be good? I can send the link to you when it starts nearer to the Christmas event date so it can be added onto my entry.

Thank you, Kay! I'll get right on it. I'd loved to partake in this opportunity.

Shared on my Facebook Author Page, Twitter and on my Goodreads blog which gets lots of traffic.

Kimberly wrote: "Congratulations to everyone on their success. I have one to share but not really sure it's legit. A woman claiming to be the president of a book club said she would have her members order both of m..."

I hope it works out for you, Kimberly!

Shared.

Erica wrote: "Alexis wrote: "Carole wrote: "I love coffee. It's the best part of my day- that first cup."

I don't understand you coffee drinkers. :p
They make fun at me at work because I only drink hot chocolat..."

Looks like we have something in common. I don't like coffee either Alexis and Erica. But like Erica I do love the smell of coffee. Tea or hot chocolate would be great for me.

I'm sure I've said this on another thread in this group. Best wishes to your family and my condolences for the loss of your son. It seems we have something in common my ten year old son is autistic.

Amy wrote: "Radish - Yes, app based serialised fiction. You release an episode at a time and the idea is to leave each chapter on a cliffhanger so the reader feels compelled to buy the next one. The first thre..."

Sorry to hear that Amy. Amazon can be so trying.

R.L. wrote: "Amy my family didn't personally sustain any serious damage to our property, but the city streets and buildings did. Trees are still laying everywhere with downed power lines and flood water. People..."

R.L. Glad you and your family are doing well.