Passing along the Info

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Just passing along an email I got, in case any of you are interested in checking out the site. 🙂

You are invited to check out what’s new at www.catharsisfoundation.org – a site for survivors of all forms of child abuse and we hope you will help us to reach other survivors.
Do you have a book to promote?
Do you have a message to share with other survivors?
Do you have a special service to offer survivors exclusively?
Do you need GOOD inexpensive editing of your manuscripts?
Would you like to help survivors in some way?
Is your name entered to win free books?
Please share this message with survivors or supporters and encourage people to JOIN THE SURVIVOR COMMUNITY at Catharsis Foundation for survivors of all forms of child abuse.
Thank you!
Catharsis Foundation
www.catharsisfoundation.org

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