About the Book
Over 50,000 American women are hospitalized annually due to hyperemesis gravidarum. Some terminate wanted pregnancies because of the debilitation of the disease, lack of information and the lack of social and medical support.
Consisting of medical data and personal stories, Beyond Morning Sickness is a comprehensive, 500-page book which provides information on treatment options, validates the disease experience, and offers insight that can enable caregivers to better meet the needs of sufferers.
PRICE CUT! A change in Amazon's pricing policy has permitted us to slash the price of the book to $9.99 (formerly $19.99). However, we do not want ANY HG sufferer to be deprived of the help this book can offer. For as long as we are able we will send a free copy to those in need. If you (or a family member) are currently suffering from HG and need a free copy, please contact Ashli, and a book will be sent to you right away.
DOWNLOAD IMMEDIATELY FOR JUST $2.99! Beyond Morning Sickness is now available in a digital version through Amazon (click here for your PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry and Android phone. Just download the free Kindle app on your device (see here).
TALK TO A VOLUNTEER! We work with a number of dedicated and compassionate volunteers (former HG sufferers) who can offer you emotional support and advice based on their own experiences. Whether you get the book or not, please e-mail Ashli and immediate arrangements will be made to have a volunteer contact you.
BEWARE: Do not waste $30.00 on the 26-page, downloadable e-book which promises a quick cure for hyperemesis. Read about the internet scam here.
About the Author
Ashli Foshee McCall is a stay-at-home, home-schooling mother who battled severe hyperemesis gravidarum four times.
Jeffrey W. Wall MD, FACOG, is the Medical Director for the Women's Health and Wellness Center at the Truman Medical Centers, University of Missouri at Kansas City Medical School.
(Dr. Wall edited the medical content and wrote the foreword.)
Contact the Author
Mrs. McCall may be contacted by email using the form on the contact page.