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New HCG Classes!
The chance to be thin by spring is NOW possible. I will begin a new HCG group April 5, Monday Nights at 7:00 PM, ET. The free tele-classes will be March 23, at 8:30-9. and Monday March 29, 7-7:30. Please call Dianne for the code at 800.513.6884.The actual class will be every Monday April 5, 12, 19, 26, May 3 and the last class will be announced later. Join us as we reshape our bodies together.Guests on the tele classes will include Dr Mayer, who has lost 80 pounds and Dr Sellman , who has lost well over 25 pounds.
Be well,
Frankie Boyer (34 pounds off and holding!)
P.S. I will share recipes, tips and support for the 6 weeks. Please call for details 800.513.6884
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Health Show 11:00-12:00
John Willard is the grandson of the founder and creator of Willard Water who has recently joined the Willard Water team following the death of his uncle. He’s making some significant and exciting changes in how they market and distribute Willard Water. His background is in politics, communications and media relations. He worked for the Clinton Administration under the Secretary of Agriculture, and for Tim Johnson. Dr. John W. Willard, Ph.D, invented Catalyst Altered Water (CAW) in the late 1960s and re-named his product “Willard Water®” shortly after 60 Minutes aired a detailed story on Dr. Willard and his invention in 1980. Willard Water® is many things to many people, and is used in a variety of ways. What seems to be the common denominator is that Dr. Willard’s Water® is a more efficient form of water. Technically, the molecular structure of H2O is altered by a catalyst. As a result, the Catalyst Altered Water (CAW) acts as a normalizer on all living things not in a healthy state. When consumed regularly, Dr. Willard’s Water® can help assimilate nutrients more efficiently, increase enzyme activity and strengthen the immune system.For more on this wonderful product please visit www.drwillard.com
Lifestyle Show 12:00-1:00
I will have on the air Julie Genovese author of the book Nothing Short of Joy.Born a dwarf with degenerative arthritis, Julie Genovese's path included many visits to the Center for Birth Defects as a child where she was displayed on a table and studied by genetic specialists who rarely had the opportunity to see a case of spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia. With a childhood rife with humiliation and heartache, Julie was terrified she would never find happiness. Lifelong physical limitations, as well as bi-lateral hip and knee replacements, left deep emotional scars. Through two brain surgeries, lots of trial, lots of error, and endless soul searching, Julie took charge of her own Eden and would stop at nothing short of joy. For more on Julie and her inspiring book please visit www.nothingshortofjoy.com
Randi Davenport received her MA in creative writing from Syracuse University as well as a PhD in literature. Her short fiction and essays have appeared in publications like the Washington Post, the Ontario Review, the Alaska Review, and Film/Literature Quarterly. She is the executive director of the James M. Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Beautifully written and profoundly moving, this is the heartbreaking yet triumphant story of how Randi Davenport navigated the byzantine and broken health care system and managed not just to save her son from the brink of suicide but to bring him back to her again, and make her family whole. In The Boy Who Loved Tornadoes, she gives voice to the experiences of countless families whose struggles with mental illness are likewise invisible to the larger world. Randi Davenport’s story is a testament to human fortitude, to hope, and to a mother’s uncompromising love for her children.
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