I’ve written for print and online publications worldwide. Sometimes, I write under my byline and other times, I serve as a ghostwriter. What follows is a sample of my work.

Spotlighting Suicide Deaths in the Entertainment Industry This article contains language from the literature “committed suicide” that can be harmful and stigmatizing to people experiencing suicidal ideation or action. Therefore, with respect and sensitivity in word choice, “died by suicide; will replace “committed suicide” where appropriate in this article.

Blog Story written for the American Red Cross Ann Kuchins recounts Typhoon Mawar as a unique deployment that gifted her with first-time experiences, some of which she could not have anticipated.

Blog Story written for Alzheimer’s Association An LGBTQ+ Caregiver joins a dementia support group to protect his mental health. Through the help of the support group, Stan was able to find connection and support.  

Blog Story written for the Alzheimer’s Association  A person living with dementia can be challenging for any caregiver, regardless of race. The Black community traditionally are strong in caregiving responsibilities and will culturally rely on internal support groups and community organizations for their caregiving needs… 

De-stigmatizing the Complexities of Mental Health This article contains language from the literature, “mental illness” and “mental disorder,” that is stigmatizing, in and of itself, to those struggling with mental health challenges…

Blog Story written for the American Red Cross  Born and raised in California, Vicki Pelton was deeply inspired to help people after a nine-month trip to Africa. Seeing poverty-stricken people tugged at her heartstrings and she felt compelled deeply to give back in some way…

Patient satisfaction How to get it and how to keep it Patient satisfaction is a driving force behind the healthcare industry. Healthcare facilities must implement patient-centered communication and care to maintain loyal, satisfied customers. 

Contrast Media used in Computerized Tomography versus Magnetic Resonance Imaging Case Study: James medical doctor ordered him to have a Computerized Tomography (CT) scan with contrast medium for a mass showing along the cervical spine. He recently underwent a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the cervical spine also using contrast.

My Mission as a Writer This article will inform the reader how a nurse writer is crucial to healthcare going forward. Baby boomers and Generation X will be the biggest consumers of healthcare, and the nurse-physician shortage will put this generation at risk for unsafe, substandard, cost-prohibitive care.