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About me

I have been writing off and on for 25 years. Writing gives me a chance to express myself and entertain others. I just recently tried my hand at writing articles. It is a huge change from fiction writing, but a welcomed challenge.

I served 6 years in the United States Air Force. I gained much knowledge in the service industry and management. I enjoy sharing my knowledge of food service, lodging and recreation.

After leaving the Air Force I earned my Associate of Science degree as a Medical Assistant. I enjoy passing on information regarding disease and illness in hopes to help others looking for answers on a particular illness.

Creative writing is still my number one passion, but I will continue to strive towards writing quality non-fiction articles.

Briefly me

My passion is ...

to be creative

I know too much about ...

Pokemon and Avatar

My parents always told me ...

to be true to myself

My childhood ambition ...

was to be a nurse

My favorite memory ...

holding my newborn in my arms, for the first time

Why I write ...

when I write I am free

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

Celine Dion

My first job ...

cashier in a grocery store

My best moment ...

returning to college and earning my AS degree in Medical Assisting

My inspiration ...

God and my family

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Allergic reactions to bell peppers by Wendy Pettit
Poetry: Death of a loved one by Amanda Coyle
Attention men: Top 10 Mother's Day gift ideas by Nicholas Stitt

Featured article by Wendy Pettit

Health & Fitness > Health Care A look at the American Heart Association (AHA): 1 of 8

The American Heart Association played an important role in my father's quest to quit smoking. After smoking for 52 years, he realized the necessity of putting the cigarettes away forever. He just didn't know how to do it. With the help of the American Heart Association, and their how to programs, my father quit smoking in about 5 weeks. They provided answers to all the concerns he had. It was sort of like a rebuttal to every excuse he had, and that was all it took. The American Heart Association is a voluntary health agency that provides services nationwide. Their mission is "Building heal...
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