Mayday May Publishes Via lulu.com Her Personal Letters Following a Sudden Spinal Cord Injury

PA (PRWeb) February 8, 2007 -- Mayday May shares her personal correspondence to date following her sudden spinal cord injury (SCI) now available on Lulu (www.lulu.com), the world's fastest-growing provider of print-on-demand books.

Letters for Coping, Living, and Advocating After Spinal Cord Injury is one person's account of life after SCI told through correspondence to various people and agencies. The book provides templates for correspondence meant for SCI persons and their caregivers. It is intended as a quasi-memoir for those facing catastrophic injury or illness on how to navigate their new world.

Mayday May decided to publish her letters to ultimately share her experiences with others so they can avoid or manage the pitfalls of living with a disability. She came to Lulu for a quick and easy way to publish and disseminate the book. Letters for Coping, Living, and Advocating After Spinal Cord Injury is available for purchase at www.lulu.com, in a marketplace filled with other unique and wonderful surprises.

Link to Publication*: http://www.lulu.com/maydaymay
Mayday's Blog: http://maydayprdx.blogspot.com/

ABOUT AUTHOR
Mayday May spent the last 10 years as an urban transplant working in publishing and retail industries. Her most recent experience was launching an e-commerce site and brand for a publicly-traded retailer of hipster goods. She graduated from Penn State University with a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition that she has serious doubts will ever be put to use. Since her SCI in 2005 she has returned to her small-town roots and began her personal journey into life after and with chronic illness. Her life is decidedly not tragic to her, despite her good looks.

ABOUT LULU
Founded in 2002, Lulu is the world's fastest-growing print-on-demand marketplace for digital do-it-yourselfers. Please see www.lulu.com for more information.

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