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Hi👋A little about me &amp; how I started my insurance career. ●In 2008, after 16 years of marriage, I started over with my 2 kids to give them a safer environment &amp; more promising futures. ●During this transition, I entered banking as a career, but then decided to get my life &amp; health insurance license &amp; was then hired by Humana in Tampa,Fl. ~I loved my job with Humana, but soon realized there was more to learn and offer clients. ●I then joined a brokerage in Clearwater, Fl. -This allowed me to now service clients I would have to send to a competitor. ~I also gained more balance as a single working mom. ●In 2015, I had a set back as I was injured in a car wreck. The kids and I struggled, but we made it through with some savings and some help from others. It was time for a change. ● I became an independent agent. This also allowed me to offer life, health, &amp; certain types of annuities. ●Today, I offer a variety of options as an independent Life &amp; Health agent. ~This allows me to put clients into products that they can trust to be in for a lifetime &amp; if things change, I can and do help. ~I understand the frustration of holding on a line, not knowing who will pick up. ●So let's start here: Text or call (813)909-6109 or book a time here : https://dwestlinglifeinsurance.systeme.io/booknow

Baltimore city

MD Patch Team

Baltimore Metropolitan Area

North Baltimore

Maryland

Hi👋A little about me & how I started my insurance career. ●In 2008, after 16 years of marriage, I started over with my 2 kids to give them a safer...

The National Weather Service has issued a <a href="http://alerts.weather.gov/cap/wwacapget.php?x=MD1253BFD7E07C.FlashFloodWarning.1253BFD855ACMD.LWXFFWLWX.8a56343b7f4979b7266d8d4c11ae0546&amp;hootPostID=2cd0b8449b381b806376216e8ff99aad" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">flash flood warning</a> for parts of Baltimore City and Baltimore County.A flash flood warning means flooding is imminent or occurring and people should move to higher ground immediately.The warning is in effect until 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10.Weather officials reported that up to 3 inches of rain had fallen by 2:35 p.m. and an additional inch was possible.Areas impacted include the following, according to the National Weather Service:<ul><li>Roland Park</li><li>Falstaff</li><li>Guilford</li><li>Howard Park</li><li>Lochearn</li><li>Loch Raven Village</li><li>Lutherville-Timonium</li><li>Morgan State University</li><li>Ruxton</li><li>Carney</li><li>Parkville</li><li>Hampton</li><li>Towson</li><li>Rossville</li><li>White Marsh</li><li>Perry Hall</li><li>Druid Hill Park</li><li>Glen Arm</li><li>Eudowood</li><li>Fullerton</li></ul>People are reminded not to cross swift waters or water where depth is not able to be determined.

The National Weather Service has issued a <a href="http://alerts.weather.gov/cap/wwacapget.php?x=MD1253BFD7E07C.FlashFloodWarning.1253BFD855ACMD.LWXFFWLWX.8a56343b7f4979b7266d8d4c11ae0546&amp;hootPostID=2cd0b8449b381b806376216e8ff99aad" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">flash flood warning</a> for parts of Baltimore City and Baltimore County.

A flash flood warning means flooding is imminent or occurring and people should move to higher ground immediately.The warning is in effect until 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10.

Weather officials reported that up to 3 inches of rain had fallen by 2:35 p.m. and an additional inch was possible.Areas impacted include the following, according to the National Weather Service:

<ul><li>Roland Park</li><li>Falstaff</li><li>Guilford</li><li>Howard Park</li><li>Lochearn</li><li>Loch Raven Village</li><li>Lutherville-Timonium</li><li>Morgan State University</li><li>Ruxton</li><li>Carney</li><li>Parkville</li><li>Hampton</li><li>Towson</li><li>Rossville</li><li>White Marsh</li><li>Perry Hall</li><li>Druid Hill Park</li><li>Glen Arm</li><li>Eudowood</li><li>Fullerton</li></ul>People are reminded not to cross swift waters or water where depth is not able to be determined.

Up to 3 inches of rain had fallen by 2:35 p.m., National Weather Service reported.