A Hero to Our Heroes

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I’d been walking the floors of the burn unit at Brooke Army Medical Center (B.A.M.C.) since 1998. At the onset of the war, things truly heated up. I no longer had the time to visit with each patient and their families; there were far too many. I was the only volunteer actively visiting patients and…

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Close Up Radio Spotlights Celia L. Belt of the Moonlight Fund

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Close Up Radio featured Celia and The Moonlight Fund! Listen to the interview

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The Profound Connection Between Poverty and Burn Injuries

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Published on Yahoo! Lifestyle Late one night in December of 2000, I found myself driving home from another long day of volunteering on the burn unit. It wasn’t much different from any other day; I’d been volunteering for nearly three years and it had become a second home to me. I’d spent time in several…

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Growing Up Different

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Published in the San Diego Woman Magazine – Power Women Issue

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What 10,000 Burn Survivors Have Taught Me about Human Nature

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My journey caring for burn survivors began in 1998. After some time volunteering on the burn unit at Brooke Army Medical Center, I realized the need for nonprofit support for burn survivors and their families. It was a humble gesture, cofounding Moonlight Fund. I had no desire to change lives, help thousands, or make it…

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The Patricia Raskin Show

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Celia was a guest on The Patricia Raskin Show on VoiceAmerica on January 7, 2019 at 2:30pm ET. Listen on iTunes or online.

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The Burning Question

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Published in the LA Story December 15, 2018 Probably you will wonder WHY I chose to run this specific guest expert post- particularly after you read it. It’s quite different from the usual topics I feature. There are many reasons why– but bottom-line, this is not a Pollyanna story but one about a woman who…

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