Terri Rimmer

 Terri Rimmer Freelance Writer Seeking Remote Work Fort Worth, TX Professional Summary Terri Rimmer has 40 years of journalism experience having written for ten newspapers, some magazines, and web sites and continues to get published online. In 1987 this writer earned a journalism scholarship. Willing to relocate to: Jacksonville, FL - San Diego, CA - Albuquerque, NM Authorized to work in the US for any employer Work Experience Volunteer Compassus Hospice Agency Fort Worth, TX Volunteer Position of Mental Health Advocate and Content - Article Publishing Neuro Health Alliance-Dublin, CA August 2024 to Janusary 2026 Writing mental health stories. Freelance Writer NAMI-Jacksonville, FL December 2023 to December 2024 As a volunteer periodically writing editorials regarding mental health for the company newsletter and built awareness to the public sector regarding depression and anxiety surrounding the holidays. Freelance Writer Medium-San Francisco, CA April 2022 to June 2024 Writing e...

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  This is the co. I write for voluntarily - this post is from Linked In: In February of 2025, Neuro Health Alliance was honored by the City of Dublin as a finalist (top 3) for Organization of the Year. Our founder, Suhani Gupta, was also named Dublin’s Young Citizen of the Year. This recognition comes at a time when conversations about mental health have never been more important. It motivates us to continue our advocacy, educational programs, and outreach efforts throughout the community. We're thankful for the City of Dublin’s continued support and proud to be recognized alongside many other deserving individuals and organizations working to improve our community. Congratulations to all nominees and winners! We look forward to continuing this journey.

Anniversaries 01-Dec-2000 My little girl went to the G.I. specialist yesterday but I haven't heard anything. She's only eight pounds and won't eat much. I worry about her constantly. 02-Dec-2000 I'm kind of down. I went to a birthday party. My little girl's okay - 9 pounds, 5 1/2 ounces, thank God! I felt happy for the first time in a long time earlier tonight but now it's gone. 03-Dec-2000 My little girl's adoptive brother put Mr. Potato Head glasses on her! I feel so grateful today. I know she's happy. 09-Dec-2000 I'm working on a book proposal for my journal, written in novel format and with a lot more detail. I got depressed after buying my little girl's Christmas present - a "Little House on the Prairie" book. I joined the gym at work. Yesterday I had five years sober. 13-Dec-2000 Snowed in. I'm finally not obsessing about my daughter. Although she's on my mind, it's not the throbbing, all consuming obsession it has bee...

Why can't God and I just have lunch? Terri Rimmer Page 1 of 11 next >> email article to friend printer friendly version most popular articles read comments review article add to favorites 17-Jan-2000 I found out Jan. 2 I'm pregnant and was shocked. I moved into Gladney where I've decided to live. I pray for self-forgiveness for what I'm about to do. I moved in today having made the agonizing decision to give you up for adoption. I picked up my four-year medallion the other day at my AA meeting. My sister decided not to raise you after I asked her initially. My friend Jan and my boss think I should raise you. My friend Sheryl says all this will bring me closer to God. Why can't God and I just have lunch? 18-Jan-2000 I had dorm orientation tonight. Andrea in Admissions gave me a sweet card. I got to talk to the doctor. Tomorrow I meet the Transitional Care staff person and move my furniture to storage. I f...

Arts & Entertainment Non-profit dance school helps students Terri Rimmer Students from the JP Elder Saturday Fine Arts program perform with puppets as part of the El Dia de los Muertos celebration Updated: 07/30/05 By Terri Rimmer Happynews Citizen Journalist The non-profit Contemporary Dance school in Fort Worth marks their 15th year doing educational outreach programs. "When we started this organization there was no professional modern dance company in Fort Worth and there never had been," said Kerry Kreiman, executive/artistic director and co-founder of Contemporary Dance. "We felt like part of our mission was to educate people and provide opportunities. We wanted for artists in the area to have more regular and reliable venues to perform in for the modern art dance artists that work here so education has been a really important part of what we have done all along." According to Kreiman, most people in the country are not familiar with modern dance, either ...

“How My Cat Taught Me About A Higher Power” By Cindy Persico Like most of us I struggle with the concept of “Higher Power” or H.P. and my understanding has grown thankfully over the years that on most days I can feel centered and well-cared for by this Higher Power thanks to Alanon. That isn’t always the case. In 2003 my brother-in-law was killed in a car accident. Watching my sister, Joy, struggle with her grief has been particularly painful and has called into question again how to make sense out of things that seem so senseless. What good can come from this? Hello, God, Are you still there? Will you take care of Joy? She’s so scared and sure this isn’t what should be happening at all. One day I had to take Eunice, my cat, to the vet. She shivered, and shook, and cried, certain this couldn’t possibly be what should be happening at all. I reassured her as best I could; yet again had a flash that this is exactly how life feels sometimes. I’m sure that whatever is happening is all wrong...

Sketch artist drew history unfolding Courtroom Sketch: Gary Myrick :: Paula Jones, accuser of President Clinton, with boyfriend (left) and attorney, as sketched by Gary Myrick By Happynews Staff Updated: 07/14/05 [Full Story Below ↓] By Terri Rimmer Happynews Citizen Journalist His sketches tell a story with the stroke of a pencil, unfolding the history of some of the most well-known U.S. trials. Gary Myrick, an accomplished courtroom sketch artist who grew up in Fort Worth, has drawn scenes from trials such as the Darlie Routier trial to the infamous 1979 Cullen Davis murder trial. Myrick's work dates back nearly 30 years and includes the 1981 trials of Vicki Daniels, a spouse-murderer, the trial of Cullen Davis, who allegedly murdered his ex-wife's lover, and the courtroom events surrounding Paul Fielding, a former Forth Worth City Councilman now in prison after pleading guilty for mail fraud and extortion. Myrick was also hard at work during the famous Branch Davidian incide...

READ LATER COMMENT E-MAIL PRINT Collecting Magazine Articles and Other Weird Collections From the Strange to the Technical Click to rate: Bad Good Published Jan 12, 2006 by Terri Rimmer ryze.com, Adoption.about.com Related Content View all (6 total) Collectible Display Cases for Your Wall Organic Gardening Magazine is for All ... Beginning a Career as a Freelance Writer More by Terri Rimmer View all (235 total) Letter to My Daughter The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation Inspir... EZH2: Enzyme That Promotes Cancer May Also Pr... Did you know? There are collectible online communities. Takeaways · Danny collects Muppets items. · Barbara Crews is a guide for a collectibles website. · Sid Sackson is a traditionalist. Comment | Add your own article to our site Some people collect old toys, others Barbie collectibles. I have been collecting articles from Glamour and Cosmopolitan Magazines since 1982, not keeping them all, of course, but passing some of them on ...

Chaplin, my cat, passed away March 6, 2006 at the age of 14. He would've been 15 in April. I got him when he was two.

READ LATER COMMENT E-MAIL PRINT Battling GERD Click to rate: Bad Good Published Jan 17, 2006 by Terri Rimmer ryze.com, Adoption.about.com More by Terri Rimmer View all (240 total) Playing the Game Truth or Dare Candlelight Meetings Donors Help Texas Fire Victims Wishes Collecting Magazine Articles and Other Weird ... Letter to My Daughter The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation Inspir... EZH2: Enzyme That Promotes Cancer May Also Pr... Bars, Live Music and Nightlife in Fort Worth Did you know? The prescription Prilosec costs $132 without insurance? Takeaways · GERD is a backflow of acid from the stomach. · Recent stats show seve million people suffer from GERD. · GERD affects people of every class. Comment | Add your own article to our site When my mom used to get indigestion I used to think "What's the big deal?" Now, having suffered with something like severe indigestion I have a new appreciation for what she went through. I have GERD (Gast...

Recently Published Call for Content Content Producer Info Stickers Newsletter READ LATER COMMENT E-MAIL PRINT An Obscure Read A Little-Known Book Click to rate: Bad Good Published Jan 11, 2006 by Terri Rimmer happynews.com, Adoption.about.com Related Content Seeking New Ways to Pray What Happens for a Book to Be Censored? Abigail's Wish-fiction More by Terri Rimmer View all (230 total) How to Not Get Conned Ma'am, You've Been Slammed The Children's Health Environmental Coalition... Did you know? There was a sequel to the book? Takeaways · The book was written by Fynn. · The book is based in Britain. · The book was written in the 1930s. Comment | Add your own article to our site When I was 12 I discovered a great book in the library that I have never forgotten. Mr. God, This Is Anna written by a British guy named Fynn and set in his country, is about a little girl who touches the life of a single boarder with her insight into spiritual matte...

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By Terri Rimmer Alan Abel’s pranks go back to the late 1950s with a widely reported bogus campaign to clothe horses. The slogan? “A nude horse is a rude horse.” Then there was the regular prank caller guy who starred on Howard Stern’s radio show when his format was free. This man used to call into telethons and talk shows pretending to be a source until he got his contact on the phone – then he released his prank with both barrels. The Jerky Boys came out with comedy tapes in the 90s called “Prank Calls” and followed them with sequels featuring numerous digits dialed to doctor’s offices, construction companies, and other service organizations pretending to be anyone from a patient to a job applicant among others. In 1996 Taco Bell allegedly announced they had bought the Liberty Bell much to the chagrin of politicians and the public and that they would be renaming it the Taco Liberty Bell. All a hoax. Last year a reporter squirted actor Tom Cruise in the face after pretending that he wa...

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