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Incessantly curious lifestyle and content marketing writer. Bylines in NatGeoTravel, Food Network, Epicurious, Insight Guides. #freelancewriter #ronarecommends

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Freelance journalist | Content marketing writer | Consumer & B2B | Wellness, restaurants, travel

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Finding His Voice: Stroke Survivor’s Relentless Quest To Speak Again

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By Rona Gindin Verified
| orlandohealth.com
Michael “Rory” Proctor was an eloquent, persuasive defense lawyer in Georgia, helping clients avoid prison. Then he had a stroke and suddenly couldn’t talk, read or write -- struggling to utter a simple word like “house.” Proctor’s old life was gone, but he was determined to relearn how to communicate. A Career Built on Words A native of Loup City, Nebraska, Proctor had built himself an interesting path over 68 years.
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After Diets and GLPs Fail, Woman Drops 60 Pounds with Less-Invasive Endoscopic Procedure

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By Rona Gindin Verified
| orlandohealth.com
Jayme Salerno was doing everything she could to lose weight: She walked up steps to her fourth-floor New York City home and all around the neighborhood, chose healthy foods and took classes at the gym. The pounds wouldn’t budge, and she began to suffer from a growing array of medical challenges. The tipping point was when her blood pressure spiked “to stroke level” and her newly diagnosed polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) kept her hormones unpredictable.
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After Catastrophic Car Accident and 18 Surgeries, Photographer Rebuilds Life

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By Rona Gindin Verified
| orlandohealth.com
High school sophomore Fabricio Mendez Diaz was in a competitive soccer game when he jumped up to hit the ball with his head and suddenly found himself on the ground. His torso was facing one direction and his legs -- one with a badly twisted knee -- the other. He couldn’t stand on the injured leg. At 15, the ambitious Orlando City Soccer Network youth team left-winger had to question whether he’d ever be able to pursue his passion again.
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