As a self-publishing author, Diana Sims has felt compelled to share her journey
regarding the loss of her son, and the miracle that took place after his
passing. She simply wants to let other women, who have lost children, know that there
is still light at the end of
the tunnel.
Aimed primarily at all mothers ranging from teenagers to the
older women, Forever King:
Surviving the Loss of My Unborn Child particularly addresses those who have
lost a child, no matter the
circumstance.
Diana is committed to humanitarian services whether in her
field or position. She worked for many years helping customers keep their homes
from foreclosure during the economic fall in 2008. Currently, she is assisting
physicians and patients as a Patient Liaison. Diana is a California
native and resides in Southern California with her
loving husband Cory Sims, and three handsome Kings in training: Isaiah,
Solomon, and Anthony Sims.
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Title:
FOREVER KING: SURVIVING THE LOSS OF MY UNBORN CHILD
Author: Diana Sims
Publisher: Forever King Publishing
Pages: 78
Genre: Inspirational/Self-Help
Author: Diana Sims
Publisher: Forever King Publishing
Pages: 78
Genre: Inspirational/Self-Help
Sims life has been one of a survivor… a survivor of grief
and distraught after having lost a child. Today, she is using the journey, to
help other women, who
have had similar experience of losing a child, whether through early pregnancy,
miscarriage or stillbirth, to have hope.
Watch the book trailer at YouTube.
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Tell us a little about
yourself. When did you begin writing?
I wrote poetry all the time as
a child. For this project, I begin writing almost three years ago, journeying
the events after the loss of my son.
Describe your writing process.
Do you plot or write by the seat of your pants? When and where do you write?
I am a Pantster. I love to
write as I go, I believe it is more organic and authentic.
Can you tell us about your most
recent release?
This is my first book. It is
about the loss of my unborn son King Josiah Sims. How I handled the loss, what
took place in my life after the loss, and getting through pregnancy after the
loss of my son.
How did you get the idea for
the book?
Someone dear to me that helped
me through my loss of King, lost their son full time and delivered him
stillborn. This gave me the courage to share my story so others would know they
are not alone and this happens more often than we speak about.
What was the most challenging
aspect of writing your book?
Having to re-live that whole
experience over again to ensure the transparency was emotions were fresh and
the readers can see into my life during that time.
Which authors have inspired
your writing?
Cindy Trimm and her
devotionals. One of my favorite books from her is commanding your morning. It
was a pivotal read during the recovery of losing my son.
What advice would you offer to
new or aspiring authors?
I would say, stay true to
yourself. You are trying to convey your heart and life journey to the world.
Let them see you through your eyes… Do not try to copy anyone else.
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