: About Me

Ronnie Dauber is a Canadian published author and freelance writer. She has written over 1000 editorials for several online sites in the last three years, and has had several purchased by Helium's select publishers.

Ronnie is author of the young teen outdoor adventure books, The Misadventures of Sarah Davies. The first book, Mudslide, was published in September of 2009, and the second, Firestorm, was released in July of 2011. She is currently writing the third, Whiteout, and hopes to have it published by Christmas of 2011, with the last two in the series being published in 2012.  Ms. Dauber is also the author of Web Secrets, an adult suspense/thriller, which was released in January of 2011.

She holds two college diplomas in Children’s Literature and one in Adult Novels, as well as one diploma in Business & Commerce and Common Law. She is a Certified court reporter and is currently enrolled in Teachers Without Borders, in their Mastery Certificate Program.

Ronnie joined Helium for the opportunity to write articles of social and political interest, environmental concerns and Christian views. Her knowledge and experience as a freelance writer continues to feed her dedication and passion to write. She has earned Helium badges for Professional Journalist, Marketplace Premier Writer, and Marketplace Approved Writer, and held a badge for Channel Steward for the Citizen Journalism Channel but resigned that title to allow her time to write her novel.

My passion is ...

writing

I know too much about ...

parenting, family relationships, home improvements, law

My parents always told me ...

treat people like you want to be treated

My childhood ambition ...

to write

My favorite memory ...

birth of first child

Why I write ...

to share with others, to express my passions

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

biographies, discoveries, retired TV shows

My first job ...

assistant to insurance underwriter

My best moment ...

when the first flower blooms in the spring

My inspiration ...

the goodness of God, my kids

Health & Fitness > Health Care As the nation debates health care reform, whose voice is being heard the most: Citizens, politicians or special interests?

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Health Care Reform in America has become a prime concern to everyone, but whose voice is being heard more? Citizens are crying out desperately for help; politicians are looking at reform to improve the economy; and special interest groups are pushing for profit. With all three voices ringing out with the intensity of clamorous bell chimes, we have to wonder whose voice is being heard more to bring about health care reform to the citizens of America. The Voice of the Citizens Finally, they have been heard and the need for health care reform is now being recognized with concern and hope. In ...

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