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Trudie Noah Clem is a Florida native presently working for the Volusia County School Board in Deland as a Nursing Supervisor for school-health. She has worked in women’s health, family planning, and school health since 1993. And she has also mentored teens with health and personal issues through those many years. Her involvement in the community has been with the Pregnancy Crisis Center and Samaritan Ministries, a ministry for single parent women. She also serves on the advisory board for Samaritan Ministries and has been a speaker for various groups on a variety of issues. She shares her life with her husband Kent, growing family, friends, and pets. Community activities have included Emergency Shelter Nurse Volunteer, youth group drama coach and supporting various charity events.

Working in the women’s health field and in school clinics Trudie had first hand interaction with pregnant teens. Offering guidance and support to these teens and with their individual situations inspired Trudie to write the novel live, love, forgive.  A novel written to help guide and educate teens with their fears and concerns as they face the unknown.

In the future, Trudie looks forward being able to devote some time to traveling, spending time with her family and of course writing. Trudie's many years of experience in the school health medical field could be the subject of her next writing adventure. One can only imagine all the stories about the health concerns and issues of students K-12 and the vast variety of emotions they cover.