January Jones sharing Success Stories

When Denise was diagnosed with two different cancers, she left her long and successful real estate career and committed herself to working in the medical industry. She knew that knowledge was power and key to successfully managing cancer. It would bring her closer to the abundant worldwide resources of physicians and research. She wanted a clear medical treatment path that would not destroy her health in the process—if and when it was time to undergo treatment.

Six years of reading medical and other scientific research, attending consultations, receiving treatment protocols, and relying on her instincts resulted in a cure for both cancers. 

One day it occurred to her that with an office full of books, file draws overflowing with research papers, the contacts she had made, and the many ongoing phone calls she was receiving for advice, a book was needed—one that could take a patient through the vast medical maze step-by-step and reduce the anxiety, fear, and misapprehensions that come with the disease

Known as “The Queen of Survival” and “The Miracle Child", Darcy Keith is an internationally recognized award winning speaker and author. As the only unbuckled backseat survivor in her fatal car crash, Darcy, a 22 year-old Ball State senior, had to learn how to begin life again - mentally, physically, emotionally, and financially. Life-threatening injuries she sustained left her in a coma, with paralysis to half of her body and relying on life support to help her breathe. Over the years, Darcy has overcome her many life-altering experiences with success and has emerged as an expert on surviving and thriving through life's challenges and trials.

Known as “The Queen of Survival” and “The Miracle Child", Darcy Keith is an internationally recognized award winning speaker and author. As the only unbuckled backseat survivor in her fatal car crash, Darcy, a 22 year-old Ball State senior, had to learn how to begin life again - mentally, physically, emotionally, and financially. Life-threatening injuries she sustained left her in a coma, with paralysis to half of her body and relying on life support to help her breathe. Over the years, Darcy has overcome her many life-altering experiences with success and has emerged as an expert on surviving and thriving through life's challenges and trials.

Don't Eat the Marshmallow!

Tabloid Headlines

Meet: Daniel Blanchard

Topic

Sensationalism 

in the News

Author

Feeling Good!

Feeling Strong!

Website

http://www.granddaddyssecrets.com

Don't Eat the Marshmallow!

Tabloid Headlines

Meet: Daniel Blanchard

Topic

Sensationalism 

in the News

Author

Feeling Good!

Feeling Strong!

Website

http://www.granddaddyssecrets.com

You're Not My Mom!

Are You a Step Mom?

with Claudette Chenevert

So many stepmoms hear these words "You're Not My Mom!" and yet 1300 new stepfamilies are formed every day.

Unfortunately, 66% of these marriages will end in divorce in less than 7 years.  

The good news is there are ways to merge families together so that they can create a strong relationship.

You're Not My Mom!

Are You a Step Mom?

with Claudette Chenevert

So many stepmoms hear these words "You're Not My Mom!" and yet 1300 new stepfamilies are formed every day.

Unfortunately, 66% of these marriages will end in divorce in less than 7 years.  

The good news is there are ways to merge families together so that they can create a strong relationship.

In the trials and tribulations department for finding love, Carrie Bradshaw has nothing on Cathy Bueti. In her early 20s, Bueti is widowed by her high school sweetheart and a few years later, just as she feels ready to venture out into the streets of New York City to date again, she is diagnosed with breast cancer. For most, a cancer diagnosis—and its related treatments and surgeries—might backburner dating. But for Bueti, it motivates her to redouble her efforts to find love again while she still has her hair. What emerges is a disarmingly frank look at what it takes to be a survivor. As Bueti recovers from surgeries, endures chemotherapy, and subsequently experiences the loss of her hair, she manages to negotiate the obstacle course of internet dating. Against the comical backdrop of one Mr. Wrong after another, Bueti is forced to confront her relationship with her abusive, alcoholic father—and her own distorted views about her body and her worth. Then, just a week after her last chemotherapy treatment, Bueti meets and falls in love with a wonderful guy.

In the trials and tribulations department for finding love, Carrie Bradshaw has nothing on Cathy Bueti. In her early 20s, Bueti is widowed by her high school sweetheart and a few years later, just as she feels ready to venture out into the streets of New York City to date again, she is diagnosed with breast cancer. For most, a cancer diagnosis—and its related treatments and surgeries—might backburner dating. But for Bueti, it motivates her to redouble her efforts to find love again while she still has her hair. What emerges is a disarmingly frank look at what it takes to be a survivor. As Bueti recovers from surgeries, endures chemotherapy, and subsequently experiences the loss of her hair, she manages to negotiate the obstacle course of internet dating. Against the comical backdrop of one Mr. Wrong after another, Bueti is forced to confront her relationship with her abusive, alcoholic father—and her own distorted views about her body and her worth. Then, just a week after her last chemotherapy treatment, Bueti meets and falls in love with a wonderful guy.

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The Complete Guide 

to Becoming 

The Ultimate You!

with Brett Figueroa