Interview: Pamela Oglesby

very nice interview and introduction of Pamela. There's so many great statements in this piece that i don't know where to begin or what to, so I won't, really. Just know you did a good job and I enjoyed this. Well done!

That is so sweet. Hugs to you also my dear Maria.

I am still awed by the continued comments. Welcome FreezeFrame . I appreciate all the new comments.

You did a great interview! Lots of great information to inspire the neophyte and the veteran Hubber!

Hi Maria, glad to have known the both of you better! Thanks for sharing this great interview!! Sharing!

Melvoy, I have always enjoyed your hubs and you have always seemed like one of the very special people on Hubpages. Thank you for your kind comments. Mar, Thank you also. Hugs to you both.

I was absorbed in this from start to finish. I "met" Pamela quite early on after I joined Hubpages and it is interesting to learn more about her life. I particularly could relate to her reply to the question, "What makes you sad?" since my father is in a similar position to her mother.

Wishing you and your husband well Pamela.

Another great interview my friend with pamela, we have just become followers so it was nice to learn more about this nice lady . She is a good writer and always leaves great comments here on HP.

Vote up and more !!!

Pamela is such a nice-and wise-lady. I have really enjoyed getting to know you Pamela and I thank you Mar for this interview. I shall go right now and read that Hub you suggest Pamela. Injections, vaccinations and other health related matters are important to me also.

Pamela, one of my friend and loyal followers. she is very supportive!! Glad to know more about this amazing woman.

I want to thank everyone, especially Maria, again for all these wonderful comments. I appreciate them so much and am glad to be a part of such a wonderful group. I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend.

Another welcomed interview of a hubber loved by so many. Pam writes very interesting well researched articles. I also am blessed with her occasional visit to my poetry and the comments she has left me. Much appreciate her visits. Keep writing Pam you are a talented and very creative writer. Thank you Maria for highlighting this wonderful lady.

HubPages is graced with so many lovely ladies and Pamela is certainly one of the loveliest. I love her comment, "The worst part of getting older is having wisdom now that would have been helpful when I was younger"...now why didn't I think of that? It is so very true.

I have been privileged to be a follower of Pam's and keep her in my thoughts and prayers.

Voted up, useful, awesome, and interesting.

Maria, thank you for introducing me to Pamela 99. I am so pleased to see such wonderful hubbers with the courage and character of Pamela’s.

Pam, I so identify with your struggle over the use of commas. I, too, always seem to struggle with them. A writer once told me, “Genna, you have the most prolific use of the comma I have ever encountered.” But we can’t sacrifice creativity for the sake of grammar.

I hope you realize your goal in travelling to England. :-) By the way, I love that song, “The Long Day is Over.”

Thank you , Maria and Pam.

Another wonderful interview Maria, I hope Pamela makes it to England one day..... I can be her guide!

Thank you both, voted up.

Another wonderful interview Maria. Good to get to know about Pamela. We share a love of history. Hugs.

Great interview - enjoy getting to know my fellow Hubbers better.

Pamela sounds like a great lady. I'm going to look at her hubs.

I felt some connection with her because I love Alfred Hitchcock and a few other things she mentioned. England is very expensive so start saving now Pamela.

Voted up and Awesome, Joyce.

Enjoyed your interview with Pam. She is a nice lady and always leaves nice comments.

Maria I have to catch up on your interviews. We were gone for awhile and I'm behind. Voted uP!

Thank you, Mar.

Until now, I wasn't familiar with Nurse Pam, but very happy to get acquainted with her!

I was so very impressed the positive ambiance flowing through her comments. She has a great deal on her shoulders, and yet her attitude is most definitely on the upside, and her faith in Christ is obvious as well.

Thank you for the introduction to your friend, Mar. I look forward to getting better acquainted!!

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Excellent, Mar! Pamela is such a joy to read and I always learn something new and interesting. Thank you so much for letting us get to know Pamela better. Voted up and more.

This interview has really affected me. I've known this lovely lady almost from the earliest of my Hub days, over 2 years ago and we've interacted throughout the time, but not so deeply. She's left lovely comments on many of my hubs and I've visited hers from time to time. But I am so amazed that I never dreamed she was ill and certainly not with a serious illness like lupus, nor was I more than in passing aware that she is a veteran RN! This is truly amazing. She's among the most pleasant, positive and cheerful people with whom I've mingled on here! That she has such an attitude in spite of what I know is not an easy situation is inspirational.

I've a good friend who has lupus and she, too, is winning with it, but it is sometimes fiercely difficult. Pamela, I've just emailed Gail your hub link, "Lupus - My Story and Changes I Made". It's a mini-manual for everyone to improve their habits for better health and especially for someone with lupus. So many of your hubs are excellent resources for health matters as well as others that concern us all!

Not to dwell on that, Pamela - because it's clear that you focus on it mainly to deal with it and work to live with it in the most positive of ways. You have my admiration and love.

Your interview is so interesting, too. I see we share some favorite movies and types of movies. "The Shawshank Redemption" is such a classic. It was one which my beloved stepson has said was important to his personal odyssey, too.

And I've never met a Hitchcock film I didn't like. Do you know of "Rebecca", based on Dauphne Du Maurier's timeless novels; - one of Hitch's earliest films in the 1940s? I saw it then and have loved it ever since. I looked and looked for a tape or DVD and finally my granddaughters found one for me! What a cast: Laurence Olivier & Joan Fontaine, with Judith Anderson,Gladys Cooper, George Sanders. We could enjoy an evening of classic movies together, I'll bet!

Maria, again you've brought into the spotlight a marvelous person. Thank you! (the music is good too! I love Nora Jones and you've introduced me to a lovely new piece. The Temptations are good, too - and with the Supremes - wow.)

Maria it is only through reading this interview that I realised that I don't 'follow' Pam, although we do drop in on each other now and then. I will be rectifying that because I see now that I am missing out on some really useful writing.

Pam what an unfortunate cruise, really bad timing. Your positive outlook is an inspiration. Stay strong.

Nora Jones is one of my favourite singers, just love her voice and this particular song.

Maria.....Pam is great! I do follow her and enjoy her health hubs. She has a wonderful way of getting the point across and writes so entertainingly. She's a sweet person.

Pam....So nice of you to share some of your personal thoughts. These interview hubs are a superb idea. Keep up the terrific writing. Your readers appreciate you!

Pamela is one of the most grounded writers I have experienced here. Great writer and a wonderful person.

Nice interview Maria.

The Frog

I am always happy to see that Pam has written another Hub. She keeps up with all the medical information and presents it with clarity. It is nice to get better acquainted with her. Thank you Mar..Best wishes Pam...

Pamela is such a nice and supportive hubber. I didn't realize she had lupus. It is a pleasure to learn more about her. You did an excellent job Maria!

Another great interview, another awesome hubber. I have learnt so much in my career from nurses ( yes, that too;-) I find the compassionate, caring and creative side never ceases to surprise me. Pamela is another great spirit who creates info rich hub and its always great to find out more! Thanks Mar.

Pamela is one of my favorite hubbers. Her style of writing - short and sweet to the point - and her endearing personality appeal to me. If I need to know anything in the health department, I check Pamela's hubs first.

Pamela, my wish for you is to have all the strength and insight you need in your circumstances.

Thank you, marcoujor, for another enjoyable interview!

This was a lovely introduction to - or tribute to Pamela - for those of us that know her! btw, that sounds like a HORRIBLE cruise! I've been on 4 and i adore them - but lately - it seems they're becoming a little scary..

Beautiful hub, Maria

I want to thank you Maria for all your kind words, and to all the people making comments. I am feeling a bit overwhelmed by the attention right now. Thank you all so much. I love reading all your hubs and am so glad to be a part of this type of community.

Maria -

Have read several of Pamela's hubs and they are always extremely interesting and full of facts. She does a great job and is a great person, for sure. You did a marvelous job presenting her to us! Up & Interesting

When I went to Pamela's profile, I see she has 1500+ followers! That's a lot of people, hopefully benefiting from Pam's medical expertise (as well as her other areas of interest)! Will look up a few of her hubs myself!!

For some reason, Pam, Gypsy Rose, Maria Couchara and always exploring come to my hubs, almost lined up. Pamela has sharee her grief with us through Lupus, DNA and getting prepared for a loved one's departure. Pamela is like an angel nurse to us. No wonder three ladies that I mentioned are in the RN field. I sincerely hope her hubby gets better and we should pray for her too. Thanks Pam for being such a good friend.

I always appreciate Pam's health hubs. They are informative and educational. I always learn something new from her. I learned more about her from this interview. Thank you Pam and Maria for sharing with us.

Great interview with one of my favorite Hubbers. She is a strong, courageous lady.

Well done. I voted it UP, etc.

How wonderful to learn about the personal side of Pamela, whose well researched, timely, and interesting medical articles I love and always learn from.

Although I knew she had personal challenges with Lupus, I didn't know she was also stressed with medical challenges that her husband and mother are dealing with.

She is a positive example for all of us that we can still live a meaningful and contributory life despite any challenges that we have.

I admire and am in awe of this lovely lady and enjoyed reading this wonderful interview.

Voted up across the board except for funny and shared.

Hub Hugs & Love to Both of You,

Gail

Maria, as usual beautiful article and I very much do love this series. I am enjoying reading and getting to know some of the women I know and some like Pamela that I didn't have the privilege of knowing before your article. Beautiful as always and have shared, voted and tweeted too. Hugs from me to u :)