Author Sabrina M Crawford
The Womb Diaries
How did the loss of your pregnancy affect you? “The Womb Diaries” is a self-help, shadow working journal that takes you through 31 days and prompts of healing and reflection tied to the traumatic experience of losing a child/miscarrying, in its various forms, including stillbirth. Since this is an experience women often bury, we tend to suppress our feelings, thoughts and emotions surrounding the experience and fail to realize how we are subconsciously affected. “The Womb Diaries” walks you through the beginning stages of healing and assists on putting you on the path of a new you. It also contains recipes for teas, baths and sprays, that you can make at home to help in dealing with anxiety, self-love and mood boosting. Lets work on becoming the best version of ourselves.
Our Little Rainbow
Meet The Author
Sabrina Michelle Crawford was born and raised in Chicago and attended both Indiana University East and Indiana University Northwest, where she attained a bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and a Master of Arts in Liberal Arts. She is currently working on a second Master of Science in Organizational Leadership at Purdue University and lives with her 7-year-old son. Sabrina’s working life has been focused around corporate customer service and operations, but it is writing that has been the ‘job’ that has simmered under the surface.
Sabrina writes poetry, articles and now her first children’s book, entitled “My Little Rainbow,” which is about welcoming a baby into a family after a previous loss.
She also recently released a book entitled “The Womb Diaries,” which aims to help women who have experienced pregnancy loss.
In her free time, Sabrina loves to cook as a personal chef travel and discover new places. She enjoys keeping fit, reading, Latin dance and writing across lots of different genres. She details many of her exploits, often solo traveling, on her Instagram – www.instagram.com/planes_and_plates and she is never far from her next adventure! Sabrina is working to own her own restaurant one day and plans to write more books for children and adults, while still seeing the world one country at a time.