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Tag Archives: journal
Why you should start a family blog
I recently celebrated a very important anniversary. It was the five-year anniversary of my very first blog, Three Peas in a Pod. I started this family blog in May of 2006, shortly after the birth of my first child, William. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Freelancing, Journalism
Tagged anniversary, blog, Bringing Up Nashville, capture, column, detail, editor, Family, goal, health care, high-resolution, journal, memory, Nashville Parent, newspaper, nurse, NurseZone, parent, password, photo, privacy, reporter, social media, Three Peas in a Pod, website, write
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Covering nursing for 15 years
While doing research for a freelance assignment, I recently interviewed a woman who is a professor of nursing at a prestigious university. After the interview wound down, we got to chatting, and she asked me how long I’ve been a … Continue reading
Posted in Freelancing, Health, Journalism
Tagged freelance, health care, health reform, journal, Journalism, journalist, LPN, medicine, nurse, nurse practitioner, nursing, paper, patients, primary care, public health, R.N., writing
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If I have a good attitude, will I live to be 100?
I’m subscribed to about 1,000 health-related media and press release lists, so I can keep track of issues that I tend to write about. Most of them get funnelled directly into an email folder for me to look at later … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged article, centenarian, email, Georgia Centenarian Study, health, journal, media, personality, positive thinking, press release, reserachers, study
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Postpartum musings on work
Everyone’s been telling me to relax and take it easy, to recover from having a c-section and a gigantic baby, and not to worry about work or working for awhile. I’m trying, y’all, I really am. I’m doing a good … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Freelancing, Uncategorized
Tagged American Medical Writers Association, Association of Health Care Journalists, AvantGuild, cover story, Editorial Freelancers Association, flexibility, freelancer, journal, journalism job, magazine, maternity leave, MediaBistro, newborn, newspaper, online, organization, Presbyterian, Presbyterians Today
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Jennifer Larson, Writer at Large 