What if the fight for your child's life was also a fight for your own?
When Raynie Andrewsen found out she was expecting, she never imagined her pregnancy would turn into a battle for survival. In
Letters to Zane
, she shares an unfiltered, deeply personal account of her journey through
Hyperemesis Gravidarum
-a relentless, life-threatening pregnancy condition that left her isolated, hospitalized, and fighting for both her life and the life of her unborn son.
Written as a series of letters to her baby, this memoir captures the raw emotions of a mother-to-be navigating fear, loneliness, and unwavering love. From the heartbreak of facing pregnancy alone to the grueling physical toll of her illness, Raynie's story is both harrowing and hopeful. With the steadfast support of her own mother and an unshakable belief in the power of love, she finds strength in the moments that matter most.
More than just a memoir,
is a tribute to the
resilience of motherhood
and the
unbreakable bond between parent and child
. It's a story of survival, sacrifice, and the kind of love that refuses to let go.
For readers who cherish heartfelt, inspiring memoirs-this book will stay with you long after the final page.
If you've ever faced an impossible challenge, fought for someone you love, or wondered how far a mother's love can stretch,
is for you.