I know it hurts, I've been there, too,
the pain that swells inside of you.
But it will pass, I promise it,
It won't be long before you will forget.
I fear there's little I can do.
This hurts me worse than it does you.
My hugs and kisses cannot send
This cursed discomfort to a hasty end.
So I'll hold you tightly to my chest
And pour my love into each step
I'll kiss your fuzzy head and pray
That God will make your tummy ache go away.
Dear Kerry and Lara,
ReplyDeleteSorry, this was the only way I could find of contacting you!
I hope you don’t mind me writing to you like this, and that you don’t find this letter too intrusive, but after reading your story in the Daily Record I wanted to get in touch.
My name is Jemimah Wright and I am a feature writer for the national media. I write features for women’s magazines such as Woman, Bella and Best as well as for the features sections of national newspapers. I work to ensure the welfare of the people who are good enough to entrust me with their stories and experiences.
I wondered if you would be willing to talk to me about Peter with the aim of writing a feature in a women’s magazine? Please rest assured that if you do decide to go ahead, everything would be treated with the utmost care and sensitivity. You would remain in control of the procedure throughout and I would not do anything without your prior agreement.
I am sure money is the last thing on your mind, but it is my duty to inform you that you would be paid a fee for your time in talking to me on publication in a women’s magazine. As an independent feature writer I am able to get you the best offer possible.
If at any point you feel you might be interested please don’t hesitate to give me a call on 07802 440 323 or email jemimah@wrightfeatures.co.uk and I can answer any questions you have. I must stress that this does not put you under any obligation to do a feature.
Thank you for taking the time to read this letter. Whatever your decision may be, can I take this opportunity to wish you and your family all the best for the future.
Kind regards,
Jemimah Wright