ABOUT ME
Me, Briefly
Hello, my name is Nicole Taghert Bergstrom.
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I help alternative health providers reach more clients, expand their practice, get more revenue, establish thought leadership.
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Several years ago I was the owner and executive producer of a highly successful film production company, based in Chicago, traveling the States and Canada.
Several years ago, family health matters up-ended life and business.
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And I was ready to change direction.
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Writing has always been part of my life, though it wasn’t the primary way I made a living.
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Now I am excited to pursue it full-time as a strategic content and copywriter in the interest of natural health...mind, body, spirit and our connection to earth, as there is no planet B.
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A different way to produce stories. A different set of dots to connect. Different kinds of problem to solve.
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STORIES
MONITORING THE CRITICALLY ILL PATIENT
The camera was positioned above the patient on the operating table. During the start of the procedure, the patient’s barrel chest was swabbed with a gold liquid.
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When they started to apply the electric saw, I blacked out.
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I was a summer intern at Scientificom, a medical film production company.
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My first assignment was to write a review of a short they were producing for distribution, “Monitoring the Critically Patient.” What I hadn’t figured on was being there live at the time of the surgery and the filming.
I saw nothing of the real-time interaction between the surgeon, the anesthesiologist, the nurses and the information the monitor provided.
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I missed all the action. However! I was undaunted, and started on a plan to make up for that bit of lost consciousness.
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I found out what the patient suffered from, and his condition before and after surgery. I called and talked to as many as I could of the people involved in the making of this monitor, and the decision to use it in surgery.
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I talked to those who were there during the filming (and conscious.)
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I found out details of how well the monitor worked minute by minute in the operating room, and how easily the surgical team integrated the data with the procedure.
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I wrote a good story. The copy read as if I’d been fully present at the demonstration (surgery).
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My review was full of proof: The operation went more smoothly! The patient recovered more quicky!
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And a clear call to action: Rent, Buy, View this Video!
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Response was excellent.