Victoria Tallman Freudiger - Profile
Greetings everyone. I am known as RoseMeade in publishing circles and on the information highways of Internets. My formal name is VicToria Tallman Freudiger and my age is 53. April 14, 2001, I married Thomas after meeting on line in a writing website called "UnsolvedMysteries.com". Billy is my new 14-year-old stepson. Duchess is our 15 year old Boston Terrier, Tigger our Bensingi is a little over a year old, Penny Lane the hamster is 4 and Ralph the cat is 7. The Freudiger's reside in a lovely home in Plano, Texas (Dallas Metroplex).
My writing career began in first grade and has virtually never stopped. Currently my life story is written and unpublished as well as a new murder mystery non-fiction book that is ready to print. The last seven years my skills have been used in creating and publishing fortune 500 newsletters for corporations. In addition, event coordinating has come with most of those companies.
October of 2000 is when Digi-Tall News & Media became a reality. This is a newsletter company I began in order to print the news. One of the three publications designed and published by me is "Digi-News Prints Today's News" written by unpublished news reporters. Another publication is "Novel Pieces" written by first time authors who have not been published yet. Digi publishes two chapters from the writers in a newsletter for other first time authors to view and publishers to look over in case they are looking for someone with that type talent. In addition, the third publication is a newsletter for senior citizens )Senior Sapphires).
March 15th is the date my web site will be up and running for Digi-Tall-News-Media.com and my hope is that my writing career will soar even more when that comes about. I would love to share my life experiences on hypochondria and be part of Suite 101.com as an editor.
My passion is being able to love, be happy and healthy which allows me to stay hopeful and helpful. Being serene, sincere and successful is my goal. Hobbies I enjoy other than writing and reading (they are a given) are creating published words for all sorts of computer programs and websites. I also have quilted twelve bed tops and truly love listening to my new husband and son play the guitar.
Covering the topic of hypochondria will come very natural for me. I spent over thirty years as a hypochondriac and was cured in 1990. My cure began by me spending many hours reading and researching the subject. Then hours were spent by me with other sufferers. My goal would be to share on Suite 101.com how others can get well also.
I hope to share soon. Thanks for letting me stop by.
RoseMeade