Address:    1048 Doyle Street #71
                     Orangeburg, South Carolina   29115

Telephone:    803-225-0188

       Email:    ayrcha@yahoo.com
  

"Health insurance and billing expert.  I am living in North Carolina working for Duke Health System.  I am moving to South Carolina and working on going to nursing school.  I want to specialize in ER and Trauma.  I was married for 10 years, but am single now with no children."   (March 2006.)

"I got married two weeks after graduation to Newell Rose from Bastrop, Texas.  I worked at Schlitterbahn as a lifeguard for the summer and went to Southwest Texas State for 1993-1994.  We moved to Austin May 1994, so he could go back to UTexas.  I went to school at Austin Community College for a year then joined Newell at University of Texas.  I majored in biology and chemistry, but never finished school.  I worked for myself for a few years and was housewife to a computer programmer, but finally went to work in insurance medical, life and annuities in 1998.  We moved to southwest Austin in 1999.  My company's Austin office closed, and Newell and I seperated and divorced in 2002.  I lived in Kansas City, Missouri for a month and then moved to Dallas.  I worked for Student Insurance and went to EMT school while living in Dallas.  I moved to Durham, North Carolina in July 2003.  I lived in the Raleigh-Durham area working for RTI and Duke Medical Center until June 2006.  I finally said that life was too short to not only do what you are great at, but also what you love doing.  I quit Duke and moved to Orangeburg, South Carolina to devote myself to getting my RN.  I am in a relationship with a wonderful man who has two beautiful boys ages 4 and 7.  We are going to move to the coast when I finish RN school.  He is a police officer and can move around fairly easy.  I am going to finally get my bachelor's degree and then go on to PA school.  Anyone is welcome to contact me.  I am looking forward to hearing from old classmates and friends.  You can catch me on yahoo or myspace occasionally."  (March 2008.)