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Excellence is never an accident
Diana Rangaves, PharmD
delivers extensive experience and expertise in all levels of content creation, SEO keywords optimization, and website content.
As an advisor and clinic reviewer for the California State Board of Pharmacy, she brings credentials and reputation to any project.
"Our objective is to work WITH you. As a team; we are united to create quality, and accomplish your objectives and challenges."
Actively working on The Ethical Hacker ~ Acidemia. Read the excerpt.
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ABOUT
High intention and sincere effort
Diana is a Google Scholar, published Amazon, author, clinical pharmacist, CEO business professional, writer, and editor. Previously, a tenured academic college professor teaching critical thinking, ethics, pharmacology, addiction, behavior patterns, pharmacy, and nursing, Diana penned several educational textbooks.
She has work appearing in numerous venues,
including children’s picture books, medical, pharmaceutical books, academic books, and scholarly articles.
A Doctorate graduate from the University of California, San Francisco, she provides what you seek.
Passport Soon to Expire ~
Excerpt ~
It wasn't the news that shook me that day. Being diagnosed with Stage-IV cancer isn't life-ending: it's a passport to a new life without the pain. What was worrisome was leaving my family. It's not every day that a 40-year old has their soul on a list entitled "soon to expire."
With the doctor's words of "get your things in order" firmly entrenched in my mind, I set on a path to leave a legacy that I hoped would inspire and symbolize the life I lived—my contributions to my surroundings. Something I felt was special or an everlasting footprint to each person that chose to remember me for who I was; when I was a person, not a patient.
I immediately began the search through old cardboard boxes. The containers filled the air with dust, and the faded ink marked what each held. It had been a long-time since I went through these, but I was sure that I would find meaning through the cloud of particles.
Knowing where to start is something I have always stood by. There have been many times that I put off challenges because I didn't plan a moment to begin. However, here I was with all my scattered memories, and all I could think of is writing in a journal, putting it all down. This way, I could touch everyone.
I took my writing pen from the desk, thinking of all the times I spent in my days and letting the memories wash over me.
The one thing I have always tried to do is live my life with a passion and the pleasure of being alive. Even though my achievements have been met with gratitude, I want others to remember how I achieved my goals.
I love my wife and children. It was not always perfect, even when I was wrong, I always gave from my heart. The heart is amazing. It can forever grow and will ever encompass those we need to bring together. This is my love legacy.
Through my successes, there have been plenty of failures; however, my failures have been tools of learning. This life education is what I propose to you, hoping that you learn from what I did wrong. In the hopes, you don't do the same. In that, it will be my teaching legacy.
Time is a fascinating concept. When we have it, we disregard it. When we need it, there is never enough. Being organized and focused helps, but I have never been that. Having hope is also essential, which has been my saving grace. May my shortage of time on earth allow others to focus on what is necessary and be hopeful in their time-my time legacy.
My day is done. I can leave knowing I've left the best parts of myself.
With the doctor's words of "get your things in order" firmly entrenched in my mind, I set on a path to leave a legacy that I hoped would inspire and symbolize the life I lived—my contributions to my surroundings. Something I felt was special or an everlasting footprint to each person that chose to remember me for who I was; when I was a person, not a patient.
I immediately began the search through old cardboard boxes. The containers filled the air with dust, and the faded ink marked what each held. It had been a long-time since I went through these, but I was sure that I would find meaning through the cloud of particles.
Knowing where to start is something I have always stood by. There have been many times that I put off challenges because I didn't plan a moment to begin. However, here I was with all my scattered memories, and all I could think of is writing in a journal, putting it all down. This way, I could touch everyone.
I took my writing pen from the desk, thinking of all the times I spent in my days and letting the memories wash over me.
The one thing I have always tried to do is live my life with a passion and the pleasure of being alive. Even though my achievements have been met with gratitude, I want others to remember how I achieved my goals.
I love my wife and children. It was not always perfect, even when I was wrong, I always gave from my heart. The heart is amazing. It can forever grow and will ever encompass those we need to bring together. This is my love legacy.
Through my successes, there have been plenty of failures; however, my failures have been tools of learning. This life education is what I propose to you, hoping that you learn from what I did wrong. In the hopes, you don't do the same. In that, it will be my teaching legacy.
Time is a fascinating concept. When we have it, we disregard it. When we need it, there is never enough. Being organized and focused helps, but I have never been that. Having hope is also essential, which has been my saving grace. May my shortage of time on earth allow others to focus on what is necessary and be hopeful in their time-my time legacy.
My day is done. I can leave knowing I've left the best parts of myself.
Leaving it all behind ~
Excerpt ~
My grandmother is a legend in more ways than one. For most of our extended family, she is the oldest living relative and cherished by it. While she is living a full and active life now, there was a time when she came to this country with little more than the clothes on her back.
When she lived in India, my grandmother had the life of a princess. Her family resided in a huge haveli, which is another name for a mansion or large townhouse. When she talked about her first home, her voice would change with rapture, still marveling at the rose-patterned tiles on the floor, the large, heavy doors, and the cars parked in the stables outside. The large house and all the luxuries were in her life until she was about twelve years old.
Then came 1947, and the Partition began. A part of India was becoming Pakistan, and as Muslims, my grandmother's family had to flee. Oh, there were Muslims left behind in India too, but hers was a family that got its status from the British colonizers. Now that the British themselves were leaving, their allies also had to find their way.
Imagine it; the day's meal still bubbling on the stove and two little girls playing around just as they always did. All at once, their mother packed two changes of clothes for them, and they all stole away to their uncle's home in Delhi.
Everything was left behind just as it was; only their mother came back after some time to gather what she could on the last trip out of India. Eventually, the whole family managed to get to Pakistan.
From there on, life was predictably difficult. They managed to get a large house—their mother insisted upon that as it was what she was used to—but that was it. Inside that house, no furniture, no servants, none of the things that made living easy. Other than some clothes and jewelry, they had left it all behind. Even the few dolls they had remained in their old country.
The story is longer and more detailed when she tells it, but that faraway longing look in her eyes is only temporary. Within seconds after telling her life story yet again, she would look around her with an air of complete satisfaction. Everyone who knew her from her childhood would tell us that this satisfaction and contentment was always in her. Those things, that life she left behind. In the past—a beautify past but gone now. Family, health, and safety – this was what she cherished the most and what had rewarded her with a wonderful life in return.
The lesson we always got from her was that we might have to pick up and leave our lives behind at any moment. We may even die and leave all these coveted items right where they were. It is always possible to build a life from scratch again. So, please do not lose hope, and do not fear about losing it all. Longing for the past is natural, but only for some time. After reminiscing, go forth and take joy in what you have!
My grandmother is a legend in more ways than one. For most of our extended family, she is the oldest living relative and cherished by it. While she is living a full and active life now, there was a time when she came to this country with little more than the clothes on her back.
When she lived in India, my grandmother had the life of a princess. Her family resided in a huge haveli, which is another name for a mansion or large townhouse. When she talked about her first home, her voice would change with rapture, still marveling at the rose-patterned tiles on the floor, the large, heavy doors, and the cars parked in the stables outside. The large house and all the luxuries were in her life until she was about twelve years old.
Then came 1947, and the Partition began. A part of India was becoming Pakistan, and as Muslims, my grandmother's family had to flee. Oh, there were Muslims left behind in India too, but hers was a family that got its status from the British colonizers. Now that the British themselves were leaving, their allies also had to find their way.
Imagine it; the day's meal still bubbling on the stove and two little girls playing around just as they always did. All at once, their mother packed two changes of clothes for them, and they all stole away to their uncle's home in Delhi.
Everything was left behind just as it was; only their mother came back after some time to gather what she could on the last trip out of India. Eventually, the whole family managed to get to Pakistan.
From there on, life was predictably difficult. They managed to get a large house—their mother insisted upon that as it was what she was used to—but that was it. Inside that house, no furniture, no servants, none of the things that made living easy. Other than some clothes and jewelry, they had left it all behind. Even the few dolls they had remained in their old country.
The story is longer and more detailed when she tells it, but that faraway longing look in her eyes is only temporary. Within seconds after telling her life story yet again, she would look around her with an air of complete satisfaction. Everyone who knew her from her childhood would tell us that this satisfaction and contentment was always in her. Those things, that life she left behind. In the past—a beautify past but gone now. Family, health, and safety – this was what she cherished the most and what had rewarded her with a wonderful life in return.
The lesson we always got from her was that we might have to pick up and leave our lives behind at any moment. We may even die and leave all these coveted items right where they were. It is always possible to build a life from scratch again. So, please do not lose hope, and do not fear about losing it all. Longing for the past is natural, but only for some time. After reminiscing, go forth and take joy in what you have!
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The other bonus WHY I like working with Diana besides her easy personality is, I am a night owl on the East Coast and she is on the West Coast so together, we get things done. Got writing projects? Reach out to her today! What a diamond I have found!’
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"Diana is a talented and considerate writer and a pleasure to work with. I contracted Diana to author a series of courses on leadership. I was impressed by the effort she puts into researching her writing and the quick turnaround time at every step of the way. She was very open to feedback and thoughtfully incorporated suggestions and changes - every editor's dream! The end results are high-quality materials that will make for great e-learning courses."
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~ Editor Content Developer Strategist|Sustainability-Oriented Knowledge City
“Diana came on board DoctorPedia from a very early stage. She is highly professional and very experienced. She has ghostwritten and managed our writer team, which included assigning topics, editing, tracking deadlines, and fact checking review. Later she completed lower one-thirds academic citations video development ahead of schedule. She is always very efficient with communication as well. I will call her again as projects advance."
“I am over the moon! I can see the light now, phew! A top-notch writer/editor is worth their weight in solid gold, and patience with the editing process is essential. Diana is gold! She saw so many things that I couldn’t and didn’t. I would have been so mad and sad had these not come out. I am forever grateful for her picking up the phone and being on the other end. I needed an angel and found one! Thank you."
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“Wonder is My Compass.”
" I just wanted to say thank you for your great services over these past few months. Your insight, feedback , and tips for the writers have made a huge impact on their writing. You're an amazing editor and we are so happy to be working with you.”
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| Varci Media
“I highly recommend Dr. Diana Rangaves. Her resume speaks for it’s self. Working with her on my upcoming book as been an amazing and uplifting experience. She has great insight and patience. She is great at massaging subject matter out of your head and HEART to make sure she is getting the best information for her to complete her task of completing you book the correct way. Will be working with her on future projects. I encourage anyone looking to write and publish a book to connect with Dr. Rangaves.”
Darrell Terry
Founder & CEO at Surve l Start-Up Executive
“Dr. Diana Rangaves has been a major force in publishing and assisting others in publishing their works. She has an amazing capacity to bring out the best in people. I have enjoyed our professional relationship, and I know I can always count on Dr. Diana for support and assistance. I highly recommend her as a professional ghostwriter to know and work with.”
Tony DiRico, Founder, CEO
“I've known Diana for at least ten years now and I am consistently impressed by her creativity, resilience, and deep desire to serve others. Diana will give you the whole of her heart and mind when serving your needs in mentorship, teaching, writing, and more. I am so grateful to be in the community with this amazing woman!”
Lori Wallace, Founder, CEO
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Christianity ~ Epiphany Testaments
https://www.ghostwords.com/christian-ghostwriting-rewriting/
Christianity ~ Epiphany Testaments
“Tell them my message is contained within the words of my Son’s apostle,”
Proverbs 2:1 in this context resonates among Christian writers, readership, and authors to be.
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Judaism the Children of Israel’s Covenant with God
https://www.ghostwords.com/jewish-ghostwriting-rewriting/
Judaism the Children of Israel’s Covenant with God
Floating down a river of antiquity, text, practices, theological positions, and organizations, are gradually molded in a dynamic interplay. We seek to know.
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Teardrops of Desolation
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Teardrops of
Desolation
Sadness filled the air, thick with the scent of mint. Anna’s comfort came from the fact that Thomas’ passing happened here at home.
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