About the Author
Colorado-bred writer, Christina Bergling, sold her soul early into the writing game. By fourth grade, she knew she wanted to be an author, and in college, she actively pursued it and started publishing small scale. However, with the realities of eating and paying bills, she hocked her passion to profession and worked as a technical writer and document manager, even traveling to Iraq as a contractor. Bergling is a mother of two young children and lives with her family in Colorado Springs.
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Christina
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Acknowledgments
To the man who puts up with my maniacal mind and demanding emotions daily and gave me two beautiful children. To my two babies who love me despite my faltering and fumbling as their mother. To the parents who gave me life and managed to keep me alive to send me into functioning adulthood. To the sister who was my co-survivor and accomplice through it all. Without my family, I would have never been sane enough to write this book.
To all the friends who have supported me and acted as my extended family. To Natalie for being beside me in the darkest to keep me alive to write this. To my own personal readers, Christina, Trisha, Taylor, and Demo, for shaping this book into the story it is.
To the soldiers I did not appreciate enough until I tasted a deployment. To the wounded, the fallen, and the tragically forgotten who sacrificed so I never had to.
Cheers to you all. This success is thanks to you.
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