Betsy's interview is with Dr. Alan Lindemann who is the Co-Author with his wife, Diane Haugen for the book, Modern Medicine: What You're Dying To Know.

Dr. Lindemann is an Obstetrician and Gynecologist with 4 decades of experience delivering over 6, 000 babies! In this interview, Dr. Lindemann discusses what to look for in a doctor, how to have a healthy pregnancy, and the Healthcare Industry!

"Don't let the 1992 date fool you. Dr. Lindemann wrote Modern Medicine to tell the story of how hospitals, health maintenance organizations, insurance companies, and lawyers were forcing physicians and nurses to change the way they delivered healthcare. Doctors and nurses knew how these corporate bean counters were destroying health care. We wanted patients to know too"

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Betsy Wuzel's interview today is with Marc J. Straus who is a poet, writer, oncologist, and art collector. Marc runs Marc Straus Gallery in New York City and Marc and his wife, Livia founded Hudson Valley MOCA in Peekskill, N.Y.

Marc J. Straus is the author of One-Legged Mongoose and discusses why he wrote this book and what the reader will take away from the book. This is an inspiring, action-packed fast reading book that discusses the life Marc had from ages 10 to 12. Marc also discusses in this interview about child abuse and Anti- Semitism that he endured at that stage of his life.

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Betsy Wurzel’s interview today is with Dr. Christopher Lowe who is a world-renowned expert on sharks. Dr. Lowe is a Marine Biologist, Scientist, Professor of Marine Biology, and Director of the Shark Lab at California State University in Long Beach, California. Dr. Lowe discusses the truth about sharks, what to do if attacked by a shark and how to avoid a shark attack! Dr. Lowe also discussed climate changes and how they will affect sharks.

Dr. Lowe and his team are doing a fantastic job of educating the public about sharks, stingrays, and other marine life. They have Shark Shacks on the beaches in California.

Betsy encourages everyone to look at the Facebook page and the website to see what CSLUB is doing!

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Today’s interview is with Mary Catherine Lundquist, MDiv, the program coordinator for COPSA Institute for Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Disorders, Care2Caregivers at Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care in New Jersey.

Mary Catherine and Betsy discussed how COPSA was started, and the many different services COPSA provides. COPSA is Comprehensive Services on Aging and also discusses how Caregivers played an important role in what services are provided to the community! COPSA offers many different support groups for the Caregivers during caregiving and after caregiving.

I recommend all New Jersey Caregivers contact COPSA.

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Today’s interview is with Catherine Matthias, Author of “THE WORD GOBBLERS”. It is a handbook for parents working with children struggling to read. Catherine Matthias also is a published author of other children’s books. Catherine Matthias is a certified Irlen Syndrome Screener. Catherine Matthias and Betsy Wurzel discuss what Irlen Syndrome is about and how to help those who have it. Catherine gives great information about Irlen Syndrome. Betsy Wurzel highly recommends this book for Educators and Doctors!

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Today’s interview is with Natalie Brobin, Author of “Everyday Self-Care and Your High Needs Child”. Natalie discusses the challenges she faced with her special needs daughter and how and why the book was created. This book “Everyday Self-Care and Your High Needs Child” would provide help to the parents with special needs children and also helpful to all caregivers. You will find information about Self-Care, Parenting, Trauma, Loss, Life, and Grief on her website: www.everydayself-care.com Natalie discusses the importance of mental health care! “Natalie has also been featured in and on multiple media outlets for her advocacy on behalf of Turner Syndrome—the rare genetic disorder her daughter has and a dedicated volunteer for the Turner Syndrome Society of the United States

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Today’s interview is with Emily Thiroux Threatt, author of “Loving and Living Your Way Through Grief”. A comprehensive guide to reclaiming and cultivating joy and carrying on in the face of loss.

Emily and Betsy discuss why she wrote the book and how the reader can benefit from the writing exercises in the book. Emily also discusses her background and how she felt when she was grieving. Emily offers recommendations on Living and Loving Your Life while grieving! A must-read book.

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REACH stands for program Raising Early Awareness & Creating Hope and serves youth ages 10 to 25 who are at risk for developing mental illness.

Today's interview is with Karima Irany, Director of Community Services for Starlight Agency, and Gaby Gonzalez-Ortiz, Clinical Supervisor of the REACH program. Karima and Gaby discuss the REACH program and why it is important to have mental health awareness and treatment. They also discuss with Betsy what children and young adults are facing in today's world! We need to provide information to help others in need

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Today's interview is with Nathan McLaughlin, Executive Director of Camphill Hudson, Jody Brookes, Director of Camphill Hudson Players and The Creator of Cooking with Friends, and Kelly who is one of the Camphill Hudson Players on the show.

In this interview, they discussed the show, Camphill Hudson Community, and how and why the show was created.

"The monthly series features healthy tips and recipes that everyone can enjoy. The chefs in each episode are Camphill Hudson members with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The organization aims to showcase the variety of talent within its community through entertainment and wellness".

Betsy Thanks the Camphill Hudson Community for their advocacy and bringing awareness to the public that all people deserve to be seen, heard, and be part of their community!

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Today’s interview is with Robert Kershaw who is also an Author and goes by pen name Eli Shaw. Robert Kershaw is a visual display artist, Author, and Freelance photographer. The name of the book is “If I Die Before I Wake: A Caregiver’s Journey” and Robert and Betsy discuss why he wrote the book and what the reader can take away from this book.

Robert has been involved with helping others since age 10 when he saw his neighbor being bullied. Robert wanted to share his caregiving experiences and what his aha moments were. Robert has had a lifetime of service in helping others and continues to do so at age 73! This book provides many Aha Monuments, about one person’s journey and helped make a difference in so many lives. You will be inspired by this very caring individual. It is a must-read for all.

Betsy highly recommends going to Robert Kershaw’s website to learn about his life and his book.

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