Gutsy Woman's Attempts to Conceive a Child in TJ Allen's New Book

Life has no boundaries, especially for author TJ Allen who determinedly surpassed trials in her life and parlayed them into positive and productive upshots. In her new book titled Perfect Aquarian, she chronicles how she defied medical opinion that she will not be capable of conceiving and delivering a child. Readers will marvel at this daring woman's extraordinary exploits to refute their belief that it is impossible for her to procreate in her journey towards motherhood.

Having been diagnosed with a life-threatening condition earlier in her life, Allen long closed her eyes to pregnancy and becoming a mother. Later on, nonetheless, she and her husband agreed they both wanted a child of their own. Thus, this woman with an indomitable spirit took on the challenge to embrace motherhood albeit medical science's assumption that she wouldn't be able to so. She wanted to prove them wrong. In no way would she allow sheer presumptions to limit her capabilities and ambitions. To add a little twist to this feat, she was going to bear not just any child, but an Aquarian like her.

Readers will follow how the author went all-out to realize her dream of becoming a mother. One will be in awe of how she brings her goal to fruition whilst working and participating in softball being the exuberantly frisky lady that she is. Throughout the pages following every effort she and her husband went through, this book uncovers their journey in highly descriptive and equally emotive detail.

Evidently written from the heart, this book will surely captivate readers and inspire them that there are no boundaries in life so long as a person believes in his or her self. Perfect Aquarian will entertain, motivate and give hope where hope is needed to parents, especially pending, expectant and new mothers.

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About the Author
Although TJ Allen never wanted to have children primarily due to fear and selfishness, she chose to put that aside to reproduce. The biggest feat wasn't her ego as much as it was the desire to defeat medical science's prediction of my future. Therefore, she changed her self-actualization chart to include motherhood. There was going to be one exception to setting aside her ego and self-centeredness. She had to reproduce a child that had her personality traits. Therefore, she set her goal to bear an Aquarian like her. Failure was not an option.

Perfect Aquarian * by TJ Allen
Publication Date: January 14, 2013
Trade Paperback; $15.99; 60 pages; 978-1-4797-7764-8
eBook; $3.99; 978-1-4797-7765-5

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