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        Solving the Worry Problem-

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        Say Their Name — Grateful, yet Grieving

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        Did You Make It To Quitter’s Day?

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      Ronda Wells MD

      Physician and award-winning author Dr. Ronda Wells is a wife, mom, and grandma who puts faith and family first. A Guideposts contributor, she writes “Heartfelt stories from the Heartland.” Her award-winning debut novella, an inspirational WW2 romance, The Christmas Cherub, released in 2025. Her contemporary inspirational romance, Harvest of Hope, will release this spring. Her online devotionals are published on Crossmap and Arise Daily. Ronda loves to speak about writing, and teaches at writers’ conferences on Novel Malpractice: Get Your Medical Fiction Right. Connect with her at www.novelmalpractice.com, www.RondaWellsBooks.com, or @rondawellsbooks on X, Instagram, Threads, Pinterest, Linked In, and Facebook, or her YouTube channel, Novel Malpractice.