PharmDiva

Growing up immersed in dance, piano lessons, and elementary school listening contests in her musically inclined hometown of River City, she was trouble with a capital T; she dreamed as a little girl that she would become a Musical Diva.Even at age 4, her paternal grandmother, born in county Limerick, took one look at her and said to her mother, "That girl is fae (touched by the faeries)."Then, in 6th grade, her beloved piano teacher Mrs. Peterson had a stroke and died the following year. Amongst other circumstances surrounding her for the next twenty years, she was pushed into the world of healthcare and turned to pharmaceuticals to make a living. Now she's making up for lost time.If she can help a busy 24 hour pharmacy get 400-600 prescriptions out to the people per day by typing really fast and creating a multitasking mirage, surely getting her music heard by her community is only natural. She handles the potent stuff every day. But she knows there is no greater drug than music."A story like mine should never be told" "We don't sell our bodies, we sell our skills." -Memoirs of a Geisha