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Are you a fan of the show? We’d love to hear from you! Is there a character that you totally could relate to or someone that reminds you of someone you know? Did one of the songs resonate with you most of all?

Whether you checked out the show or plan to, we want to hear from you. Send us an email at thebamnetwork@gmail.com or tweet us on twitter @RunningAmokDC.

SEND US YOUR OWN RUNNING:AMOK STORY

If you are a mother with a story of personal triumph over challenge when you first became a mom, we would love to hear your story! Put it in video or essay form and shoot it to us and you will become eligible to win a pair of free tickets to an upcoming show of ours. All winners will have their winning entry posted on our blog. Read below some of our past winning entries:

My Most Life Changing Experience by Susan O’Hara

My most life changing experience was becoming a mom. Nothing else in the world can compare to the feeling. I remember the 9 months being pregnant just imagining what it would be like on the other side. Labor pains and getting up in the middle of the night can never compare to the joy my little girl brings with her smile. She’s changed my priorities a lot by helping me to realize the things that are most important in life. Things are a little rough for us now. I’m a 23-year-old graduate student trying hard to maintain my 4.0 GPA while taking care of her. Now I’m faced with having to seeking employment as well as an internship requirement on top of it all. But I take it all in stride, because all of my hard work will pay off for her. I plan to work hard and smart to make sure we own a home before she reaches kindergarten. My baby means the world to me, and I plan to give the world to her!

Running Amok Happily! by Sarah Davis-Long

My experience is so different from your characters. It’s almost backwards really, I was running amok when I was going through infertility and grieving the possibility that I might never be a mom. Having kids at 35 after years of trying, when there are difficult moments I mostly feel lucky that I get to have them because there was a time when I was afraid I would never be the woman dealing with a toddler tantrum in the grocery store or whatever. While your characters deal with putting their dreams and lives on hold, mine were finally coming true.

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