: About Me

I am a passionate professional with diverse experience and interests.

I am a licensed Esthetician & Instructor with the State of New Hampshire. I am the educational director for a Paul Mitchell partner school, and have been since 2001.

I continue to educate myself on a regular basis, to continue my professional and personal growth.

I am an avid volunteer & contributor for many projects and charities including: Leeza's Place, The Andrew Gomez Dream Foundation, Habitat for Humanity and local charities for the homeless, soup kitchens, battered woman shelters, many high school programs, youth development centers, Pageants & have been a speaker at many presentations & seminars.

The areas of teaching I am envolved in are: Alternative Health, Nutrition, Skin & Body Care, Makeup, A&P, Job search, Resumes, Cover letters, Interviewing, Chemistry, Electricity, Business, Taxes & many more.

My interests include: Business, Health, Politics, Art, Music & Writing.

I have had articles published in local magazines and nationwide websites.

I own 2 companies. A makeup service company and a makeup line of cosmetics.

My passion is ...

Diversity

I know too much about ...

Skin Health

My parents always told me ...

I stand for what I believe in

My childhood ambition ...

Artist, Writer, Violinist, Teacher

My favorite memory ...

My entire childhood

Why I write ...

To share my view and to educate like I do on a daily basis

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

when it was our war/american inventor/everything

My first job ...

hostess at a local Greek restaurant

My best moment ...

getting employee of the year, getting married, having my son

My inspiration ...

My drive to keep growing & gaining knowledge and experience

Creative Writing > Memoirs Testimonies: Post partum depression, "the baby blues"

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Something I never thought I'd experience. The uncontrollable feeling of sadness and doom after the most exciting and long-awaited experience of your life. I can't speak for everyone, however if anyone felt the way I did, then I can safely say that it is very confusing. You have a physically traumatic event, but the ending is sweet and rewarding, followed by your first days home which are tiring but joyful. After a few days, maybe even a couple weeks, I began to feel slightly depressed. Like no one cared about me anymore. I felt alone, I felt bored, confused and sad. I had never experienced...

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