HealthWrite Newsletter

Newsletter

First, let me extend my sincere appreciation to the thousands of subscribers and viewers who signed on each month to read the latest edition of the "HealthWrite" column in Health Market Hints. My own freelance health writing is keeping me busier than ever. So, with genuine reluctance, I have discontinued the newsletter rather than allow its quality to deteriorate. --Kathy Summers

A few of the health writing tips have been archived here.

All of the "Wish I'd said that..." quotes can be found here.

"Resourceful Researching" links (extensive) are now here.

Links to medical journalism news articles updated here.

Thanks for the memories ...

"Wow. I don't suppose I have to tell you how sad it makes me that your newsletter is coming to an end. As I've told you before, your newsletter was instrumental is helping me make the leap into full-time healthcare freelance writing, so I've got a real love for it that I don't have for some other resources I've found since. I'll miss it. Of course, I'm glad to hear that your business is keeping you so busy. Congratulations. May it only get better for you. I'll rely on your fine archives now. And I hope you don't mind if I email you now and then with one of my pesky professional questions. You've been a real help to me and I appreciate it."
--David Surface

"Just wanted to thank you for all your past hard work with Health Market Hints. The HealthWrite Digest was one of the few newsletters I actually made time to open, and has always been a valuable resource I shared with colleagues on a frequent basis. I completely understand your decision to discontinue it, but wanted to let you know your work was appreciated and will be missed."
--Paula Ford-Martin

"Thank you so much for all you have done for us. You have given me a new perspective on health writing, and opened new doors. I wish you every success in the future. If ever you're at the Mount Nelson again, do call me!"
Warm regards
--Hilary Bassett"

Gee, Kathy, so sorry to see this great newsletter disappear but thanks. It was one of the best newsletters and I looked forward to reading it–always had valuable information. Be well and good writing!"
--Judy Stock

"Congratulations on your flourishing freelance writing career. Thank you for being so helpful in the past. I wish you continued success. If you should ever need any help writing or have any excess assignments you cannot handle in a timely manner, I would be delighted to help you so that you may continue to add to your income through partnership. Good luck."
--Carole Schor, MS