New Memoir Letters to Zane Now Free on Kindle Unlimited: A Powerful Look at Hyperemesis Gravidarum
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FALLBROOK, Calif. - Californer -- Letters to Zane, a deeply personal and eye-opening memoir about surviving Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), is now available for free to Kindle Unlimited subscribers. Written by Raynie Andrewsen, an advocate and survivor of this debilitating pregnancy condition, the book sheds light on the devastating impact of HG, an extreme form of morning sickness that affects approximately 2% of pregnancies worldwide.

Hyperemesis Gravidarum is not just morning sickness—it is a severe, life-threatening condition characterized by relentless nausea, extreme weight loss, dehydration, and hospitalization. Many women suffering from HG struggle to be believed, often dismissed by doctors and society. Through Letters to Zane, readers gain a firsthand account of the emotional, physical, and mental toll HG takes on mothers and their families.

Raising Awareness for HG: The Silent Struggle of Thousands

• HG affects 1 in 50 pregnancies but is frequently misdiagnosed or downplayed.
• 10-20% of women with HG experience pregnancy loss due to complications.
• Many HG survivors suffer from PTSD, malnutrition, and long-term health effects.
• The condition can leave women unable to work, care for their families, or even drink water without medical intervention.

By offering Letters to Zane free on Kindle Unlimited, Raynie Andrewsen hopes to educate the public, support other HG survivors, and encourage medical professionals to take HG more seriously.

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About the Author

Raynie Andrewsen is a writer, advocate, and editor whose story has been featured in San Diego Family Magazine and Reno News & Review. As a survivor of HG, she has dedicated her voice to raising awareness about this underrepresented condition, supporting women facing similar struggles, and pushing for better medical care and understanding of HG.

Download Letters to Zane Today

Readers can download Letters to Zane for free with Kindle Unlimited on Amazon. Whether you're an HG survivor, a medical professional, or someone who wants to understand the true hardships of pregnancy complications, this book offers a raw, emotional, and essential perspective.
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