Connecticut Nurse turns writer

Hi All,

I'm from CT an have returned back here after living away for about 20 years--part of which I was a nurse in the air force. Great opportunity!

I've always kept my CT license and am glad I did. Now, however, I use my nursing background to write fiction--about nurses! I do a humorous mystery series about a burned out nurse who becomes a medical insurance fraud investigator. Any of you in that field? I find the research facinating, yet disturbing that there is so much fraud in medicine.

I have a website: Lori Avocato - Home if you want to check out the nursing stuff. After all, laughter is the best medicine!

Lori Avocato

Glad to know your nursing helps in so many ways, Lori!

'Cat'

LoriA wrote:Hi All,

I'm from CT an have returned back here after living away for about 20 years--part of which I was a nurse in the air force. Great opportunity!

I've always kept my CT license and am glad I did. Now, however, I use my nursing background to write fiction--about nurses! I do a humorous mystery series about a burned out nurse who becomes a medical insurance fraud investigator. Any of you in that field? I find the research facinating, yet disturbing that there is so much fraud in medicine.

I have a website: Lori Avocato - Home if you want to check out the nursing stuff. After all, laughter is the best medicine!

Lori Avocato

Wow. I'll e-mail my friend Sylvia . She's just starting a medical faud position in Cali. What a coincidence.

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