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Margery Miller-MonDragon

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in Pittsburgh, The United States

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Thriller, Fiction, Suspense

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Margery I (Thomas) Miller-MonDragon (1953) was born and raised in Kennedy Township located west of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She is a thirty five year veteran of the medical community, spending most of it as a hands on nurse. She began her medical career serving the sick, elderly and terminally ill and has spent many years acknowledging the medical, ethical and legal issues surrounding healthcare.

In later years, Marg taught medical paraprofessionals and wrote curriculum for the Pennsylvania Department of Education, Division of Private Licensed Schools. She is the author of thirteen, Associate in Specialized Business Degree Programs, numerous news articles and the television documentary, “School to Work, A Modern Day Dilemma.” In 1998 she pu ...more

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Margery Miller-MonDragon There always comes a time when the river of words seems to come to a crashing halt. It's discouraging if you allow it. I have found that it's a good i…moreThere always comes a time when the river of words seems to come to a crashing halt. It's discouraging if you allow it. I have found that it's a good idea to put the writing down for a short time and utilize this space to regroup, evaluate and plan. In doing so, I am able to come back to the writing and use the updated information to make the story even better. It's a process and I believe that every author has their own way of dealing with the dilemma.(less)

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Margery Miller-MonDragon As a nurse, I was only able to help one person at a time and while I found it rewarding and valuable, teaching allowed me to reach many more. Then wri…moreAs a nurse, I was only able to help one person at a time and while I found it rewarding and valuable, teaching allowed me to reach many more. Then writing curriculum allowed me to touch hundreds of lives. For me, writing is a way to expand knowledge, to open minds and to create unity for a cause. If I can accomplish that … I am and will eternally be grateful!(less)

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