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TONIA MOSCHELLA
As a young girl, Tonia was living in a humble household in Texas. As an adult she moved to study at Achieve League Academy in Minnesota as she lived with the aunt Melanie Gibson (RIP) after which she joined International Academy in Miami for her high school education from 2002 to 2005 and later Albany Medical College in New York for her degree in dentistry and subsequent masters degree in the same in 2009.
Her hands-on career began at New York Presbyterian Hospital where she worked till her death. As a care giver, a comforter, an empathizer, a consoler, an adviser and a professional medic, she was held dear by the hospital staff and the patients she interacted with once, or several times on dental check ups.
She kept a rigorous work schedule that demanded her extra input...
She worked up to 12 hours a day, not under duress but on self volition in order to make sure that no one leaves the hospital with pain in the mouth. She had a very non-itinerant life which earned him a nickname from her friends as "the tooth fairy" throughout her life.
Tonia Moschella born on October 16th 1978 died on March 12th 2011 in the same hospital where she spent her major part of her precious working years serving humanity. Her death was occasioned by a sudden abrupt hemorrhage of the brain as per the postmortem results. The hemorrhage is suspected to have been caused by a head knock on the side of a patient bed as transcripts from surveillance cameras indicate. She never got the chance to share exactly what happened, as she drifted into a comma shortly after reaching her office and never recovered.
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When the life of a significant individual comes to an end, when her life journey is ended that's when we come to know how much she meant to the society and the world at large. Tonia Moschella was brought up as an average kid in the outskirts of Philadelphia in the early 80s. being the era when racial imbalance and civil strife was rife in Philadelphia and its surroundings, Tonia braved it and acquired her full education to high school in the same locality.
She later moved on to West Virginia University to pursue her dream in becoming a political analyst by acquiring a degree in political science and a further masters in the same, specializing in conflict management and resolution in 2001.
Her career in politics began almost immediately as she worked for a civil rights organization known as Citizens for Fairness and Accountability (CFA). As a coincidence,
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