I'm a freelance writer who recently broke into the medical field - a very exciting change! I'm the Editor of Squidoo.com's SquidU Review weekly newsletter and Resources for Writers Topic Editor at Suite101.com. I run several blogs and Squidoo lenses on related writing and medical topics. I have several fiction books in the work as side projects.
Outside of writing, I'm a voracious reader, volunteer firefighter, EMT, school board clerk, special rescue teams technician, and community volunteer. I love sitting down in a coffee shop with a great coffee drink, a great carb-treat, and a great book (or my Palm with keyboard).
I know too much about ...
the weight limits of life safety rope.
My parents always told me ...
"I'm cold, you need a sweater" or "I'm tired, you need to go to bed."
My childhood ambition ...
was to be a teacher or doctor. Being a medical writer and EMT is close.
Why I write ...
because I have a spoiled self-employment schedule, and it allows me to do what I love and am good at, while in my pajamas.
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
Listening to Buckcherry and the thunderstorm oustide.
My first job ...
was at an italian bakery north of Detroit. My first job where they took taxes out of my paycheck was at the east side McDonald's in Sturgeon Bay, WI.
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Gastrointestinal disturbances
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Kimberly Dawn Wells
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