Shelby Myers

LEAVE A COMMENT 2014 November 17

Hello!

My name is Shelby McGrath Myers and my memoir, “Out of the Bubble” has recently been published. The book recounts the life-altering hospitalization of my son, Clayton; how the tragedy affected our family dynamics; Clayton’s transition home to a new “normalcy” and, ultimately, the heartache of losing my son.

I hope “Out of the Bubble” raises the public’s awareness of epilepsy; reveals what families endure during extended hospital stays; enlightens medical professionals about the patient/family world after the hospital, and comforts families going through similar experiences.

Please take a look at the book and help me to spread awareness.

Have a wonderful day!

Warm Regards,
Shelby McGrath Myers

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Sue Reed

LEAVE A COMMENT 2014 November 13

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Wonderful MaryKay products!

How I bring beauty to you:

As my client, you can create your ideal beauty experience. I offer personalized service that fits you. Please let me know if you’d like a one-on-one consultation, a party with friends, a virtual party, make-up tips, skin care advice or free samples. If you prefer to shop online only or order by e-mail or phone, the choice is yours. I’d love to help you with any or all of your beauty needs.

The skin-care products for women are wonderful. I have been using them for several months and have seen a vast improvement on my fine-lines and the deep line I once had.

We also have Great Corporate gifts for men and women in your office… Let’s talk!

Debrah Block Krol

LEAVE A COMMENT 2014 November 12

I create one-of-a-kind, hand-painted and hand-felted silk accessories. It is always exciting to work on a new piece; seeing how the different materials will interact keeps me growing and changing. The woman for whom I design has her own sense of style, and is sure of herself. She does not follow trends, but like me, loves color and the unique.

Noreen Braman

LEAVE A COMMENT 2014 November 12

Are you living on the Smile Side of Life? Or, is stress getting the better of you? Learn how to add more humor, happiness and laughter to your life, while enhancing both your wellness and your well-being! Noreen Braman, author of Treading Water, is a certified Laughter Wellness Instructor and a member of the Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor. She has been helping groups fight stress with humor, joy and happiness since 2010. “Living on the Smile Side of Life” is an interactive, one-hour presentation that is a perfect addition to your organization’s next conference, business meeting, or company wellness program. Noreen has brought Laughter Wellness to children, seniors, cancer patients and survivors, health aides, home caregivers, lawyers, financial industry conference attendees, counselors, office workers, parents, grandparents, family groups, members of the military and more!

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LEAVE A COMMENT 2014 November 7

Our Gorgeous Kit is filled with the daily essentials and love-you-tensils for building the best you, through excellent nutrition, extreme self love and extraordinary care. A beautiful purple carry-all holds three books, a self-love card set, accountability chart, refrigerator magnet, and an organza bag filled with experience enhancers (surprises!) and vendor shopping coupons. It also includes upgrade bonus offers for online programs and in-person services that further enhance your personal growth experience of discovering the amazing women you really are. If you are looking for inspiration and motivation to achieve your perfect weight, improve your health, increase your energy, feel excited and joyful, and fall totally in love with all of YOU, this kit is for you!

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LEAVE A COMMENT 2014 November 5

Hi
I want to get a full tummy tuck and a breast augmentation with incision under the breast.. I do not want to have both procedures at the same time, and I plan to separate them both by a year or longer. In this case, which one should be done first? I read somewhere that if a breast augmentation is done first, the incision will be pulled down when the skin is pulled down during the tummy tuck. Is this true? thank you!