Gina Schampers

My name is Gina Schampers, I have always called Seymour, WI my home. After completing my Bachelor’s degree in Business and Marketing I decided to go to school for a Master’s in Sport Marketing. In 2015 I wrote my thesis on Consumer Behavior of Professional Sports Merchandise, and recently had it published http://bit.ly/1V7FQPO . After finishing my thesis I felt the need to continue writing.

 

I recently was contacted by Balboa Press, a division of Hay House. I signed on to publish with the company and just had my book published. My book titled It’s Ok Not To Cry. It is sold on balboapress.com, amazon.com, Google Play Books, National Bookstore, Lybrary.com and will be available through Barnes and Noble. 

 

It’s Ok Not To Cry, is a book intended to help others going through a difficult time. It is about my life experiences (and some friends and family members) on the topic of loss and grieving. It is not all tears and Kleenex though, there are some humorous parts mixed in. I really hope that sharing my story can help someone in some way. Losing a person(s), pet, relationship, home, ect can be extremely hard. My philosophy is that nobody can tell you how to grieve, but hopefully hearing stories similar to your situation can bring you comfort. 

 

About the Author

 

Gina Schampers was a 28 year old adult orphan. She lost her father at the age of 23 and her mother unexpectedly at the age of 28, when she was 6 months pregnant. She has experienced loss in her life and struggled with knowing how to deal with it.

 

 

Paperback Back Cover Copy

 

Life is never the same, from that moment you hear any bad news. The loss of a person,pet, home, relationship, all can be life altering. Finding out how to deal with life in a new way,

in a “new normal” is the reality of the situation. There is no one right way to grieve, everyone goes through it differently and nobody can tell you how to grieve.

 

In the moment you think that nobody can understand what you are going through. Nobody can understand your relationship YOU had with that person. It will never be the same;

you don’t have that person to call up when you have a question, or that person to share your funny inside jokes with anymore.

 

It’s Ok Not To Cry hopes to help others who have gone through a loss. It’s not all serious; hopefully it will make you smile too.

 

Amazon paperback http://amzn.to/1TAPtaA

 

Kindle http://amzn.to/21jjr91

 

National Bookstore ebook http://bit.ly/1S3uflK 

 

Lybrary.com ebook http://bit.ly/lybrary