: About Me

I'm a middle-aged plus size woman living in Illinois. It seems as if at this stage in my life that statement pretty much says a lot about my life.

The other stuff is that I am a mother of two wonderful grown children; grandmother to the perfect little boy and have a new grandbaby on the way.

I have always loved to write, started out many years ago, as a journalism major. When I couldn't get into any of the classes because there were too many people, I decided that maybe the field was over-crowded. So, instead I got my degree in Sociology, and there's always a demand for people in social services.

Only recently have I tried writing again. I started a blog for the plus size community (plus-size-blog.com), but I use it as a means to express myself on a lot of different areas. I have some other blogs and websites I am working on, but they are not really what I want them to be right now.

My passion is ...

people

I know too much about ...

nothing. I can always learn more about everything.

My parents always told me ...

that I would be Miss American one day. Boy, were they wrong!

My childhood ambition ...

to be a teacher.

My favorite memory ...

there's too many memories that I hold dear to choose just one.

Why I write ...

to find me.

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

articles about writing, SEO, being successful making a living on the internet

My first job ...

typing shipping labels for a company that made dinettes.

My best moment ...

when each of my children were born and my grandson.

My inspiration ...

my hero is my daddy.

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Medical billing is one of the fastest growing occupations in the health care industry. There are over 500,000 practicing physicans and hospitals in the United States that depend on the medical billing process to get paid. As the medical records field becomes more computerized, the importance of the role of the medical billing increases. The health care industry is under increased scrutiny by the government and insurance companies to reduce medical claim fraud, abuses, and determine medical necessity issues. It is imperative that the bills submitted by health providers are accurate and time...

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