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At the age of twelve, Emma awoke one day in a hospital bed with no knowledge as to why she was there. She soon learned she had received a life-saving heart transplant. From then on, Emma was prescribed a new life structure that never felt like her own.
This memoir is her account of trying to let go of finding a reason for all the chaos in her life.
In the Press
Emma is interviewed by the founder and CEO of Transplant Families, Melissa McQueen. Transplant Families is a nonprofit that is working to enhance the lives of pediatric transplant recipients through conferences, discussion and advisory panels, and supporting hospital networks that are committed to improving patient outcomes.
Melissa's praise quote can be found on the inside jacket of the hardcover version of #TTMTDWMTS.
Listen here!
Channel 9, Bridge Street News
Bridge Street News, the local ABC affiliate for Syracuse, New York invites Emma on their morning segment to promote #TMTDWMTS.
'Cuse Conversations Podcast
Emma was invited to 'Cuse Conversations-- a podcast hosted by Syracuse University where listeners hear from current students, faculty members, and alumni.
Outside the Box Podcast
Emma is interviewed by Dr. Janeane Bernstein, also a graduate of Syracuse University, and talks about how writing can be used as a tool for healing.
National Entrepreneurship Day
In honor of National Entrepreneurship Day, Emma reflects with Jack Rose, of Syracuse University '24, on the writing process and how her feelings have changed since the publication of #TMTDWMTS. Read about it here.
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Studen Organ Donation Advocates (SODA) Interview
Emma has a Q&A session with Zoe Engles, a contributing writer, and editor for Student Organ Donation Advocates (SODA). Read about it here!
Amazon #1 New Release in Medical Specialties
1 day after releasing her E-Book, Emma made it to the top of the Medical Specialties New Release list on Amazon!
Tapinto Cranford
Emma's first interview since publishing her E-book on Amazon. Emma and Jen discuss the impacts of life-changing events that you have no control over. Read about it here!
The Cranford Patch
Emma's first interview since finishing her book. Read about it here!
The Commute to Class Podcast
Jack Lyons, of Syracuse University '21, and Emma have a conversation discussing the therapeutic nature of writing and the scariness of post-grad life. Listen here!
The Blackstone LaunchPad
Emma sits down with Clair Howard of Syracuse University '23 to discuss the inspiration behind starting Things My Therapist Doesn't Want Me to Say during the mid-way point in Emma's book-writing journey. Read here!
American Society of Transplantation Power Player
Emma writes about connecting with her past to start writing Things My Therapist Doesn't Want Me to Say. Read here!