Marie Mosley

Marie joined the BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee corporate communications team in 2012. A Florida native, she has 25 years of experience in public relations, community relations, speech writing and special event planning.

Stories by this contributor

Darlene Carroll sits at a table outside.

Darlene’s story: ‘It was scary to hear I’d had a heart attack’

Written by Marie Mosley

BlueCross employee Darlene Carroll talks about the symptoms that sent her for help and how she’s working to stay healthy.

March Colorectal Cancer Awareness month, Woman holding dark Blue Ribbon for supporting people living and illness.

Alisa’s story: Fighting a family history of colon cancer

Written by Marie Mosley

After Alisa Johnson’s mother’s received a colon cancer diagnosis, her doctor recommended that Alisa schedule a colonoscopy. She was 41.

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COVID-19 vaccines for kids: what you need to know

Written by Marie Mosley

BlueCare Tennessee pediatrician and chief medical officer Dr. Jeanne James explains what you need to know about vaccines for kids ages 5-11.

Donna Stoll standing with her bike and helmet.

Real story: keeping pace with asthma

Written by Marie Mosley

Donna Stoll’s fitness journey started in her 30s. When the weather was nice, she loved to be outdoors. Here’s how she dealt with asthma symptoms that nearly stopped her in her tracks.

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Real story: don’t let common heart attack symptoms go unnoticed

Written by Marie Mosley

One Tennessee man talks about his heart condition and what he noticed prior to his diagnosis

Real story: learning to take charge of your diabetes

Written by Marie Mosley

BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee employee, Bryan Smith, shares how he’s overcome hurdles of being diagnosed with diabetes in his 30s.

Real story: living outside with an asthma diagnosis

Written by Marie Mosley

Dr. Baxter says it’s easy to attribute some symptoms of allergies and asthma to more common conditions. But as someone who has also had asthma since childhood, she knows the importance of diagnosing these as early in life as possible.