2012 Fashion & Beauty Expo Guest on "The Tammy Show" talking about the upcoming EXPO. The date of the EXPO is April 29 & 30th at the N. Charleston Convention Center. For information call 843.789.3439 or www.lowcountrybeautyexpo.com




Here is my Public Display of Jewelry by La Cash My line of Eco-Friendly Wood Jewelry.

Brandon Cox
(born October 31, 1983 in Trussville, Alabama), is a former American football quarterback, who played collegiately for Auburn University. As Auburn's starting Quarterback from 2005–2007 he guided the Tigers to a 29–9 record and was a member of the winningest Senior class in Auburn history, winning 50 games during their time on the Plains.

 He was diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis in his 10th grade year in high school, but fought the disease and continued to play football.

General health Tips

• Eat little or no Trans-fatty acids. - store bought baked goods such as cookies, crackers, and cakes, french fries, onion rings, donuts and processed foods.
• Avoid caffeine, alcohol and tobacco
• Drink six to eight glasses of water daily

Lowcountryexposure 7th Annual Fashion and Beauty Expo

Here is the commercial for the Fashion Show I will be doing. It is an introduction of my line of Eco-Friendly wood Jewelry.

CONNIE HAINES
(January 20,1921-September 22,2008)
Often appearing next to Frank Sinatra while with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra during the early '40s, Connie Haines delivered a few of Dorsey's chart hits and recorded on her own during the '50s and '60s. Born Yvonne Marie Antoinette Ja Mais in Savannah in 1922, she learned the art of vocals quite early; her mother was both a voice and dance teacher. Living in Jacksonville after her parents divorced, she began airing over the radio before the age of ten. In 1931, she appeared over NBC radio as Baby Yvonne Marie, the Little Princess of the Air, sang with Paul Whiteman's Orchestra one year later, and in 1934 won a vocal contest on The Fred Allen

Connie died in Clearwater, Florida, at age 87 of myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune neruomuscular disease. She was survived by her children and the one woman who influenced her the most -- her mother and manager, Mildred, who was 109 at the time of Connie's death on September 22, 2008.

General Healthy Tips

• Eat Lots of Antioxidant Foods
• Avoid "White" Foods such as white breads, white pastas, and especially sugar
• Eat less red meats and more lean meats. - cold water fish, tofu ( soy if no allergy) or beans for protein
• Use healthy oils - olive oil, canola oil, peanut oil.

How to translate "doctor speak

by SC Lowcountry Myasthenia Gravis Support Group on Monday, July 11, 2011 at 7:20pm ·

(From The American Legion Magazine, Nov 2010)
"If you've ever returned from a doctor's visit and realized you don't remember or quite understand what you were told, you're not alone. Nearly nine out of 10 adults say they have trouble understanding medical informeation,including instructions given by their physician.

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality offers these tips to help you eliminate the confusion at your next medical appointment:

• Bring a list of questions so you don't forget anything
• Take notes or ask for written instructions; some people even tape-record the visit (ask permission first).
• Bring a friend or family member with you.
• Ask questions; otherwise, the doctor may assume you understand everything.
• Ask your doctor to draw pictures.
• If you need more time, ask for it. You may be able to speak to a nurse or physician assistant, or talk to the doctor by phone later.
• If you get home and realize you're unclear on instructions, don't hesitate to call your doctor."

I suggest you write everything out (2 copies; one for the doc and one for your records).

CHRISTOPHER ROBIN MILNE 
Christopher Robin Milne, bookseller and writer: born London 21 August 1920; author of The Enchanted Places 1974, The Path Through the Trees 1979, The Hollow on the Hill 1982, The Windfall 1985, The Open Garden 1988; married 1948 Lesley de Selincourt (one daughter)

British Author in his own right, he was better known for being the son of famous author A. A. Milne, who wrote the celebrated "Winnie the Pooh" stories. Born the only child of Alan Alexander "A. A." Milne and Daphne "Dorothy" de Selincourt Milne, he was raised mostly by his nanny.

Christopher Robin Milne died in his sleep of myasthenia gravis, a neurological disease, at Torbay Hospital near his home in Stoke Fleming, England.

SHINGLES

I have been under the weather for the last week or so. After 3 visits to the Emergency Room for severe abdominal pain. An abdominal CAT Scan, Abdominal Ultra Sound and even a vaginal ultrasound, blood work and urine X 2. I left with 2 prescriptions for pain medication 1 for nausea and 1 for muscle spasms. But no diagnoses. Saturday after noon i am sitting on my couch slightly sedated from pain medication. I causally grab my left side,pretty much like i had been doing during this whole ordeal. I discover a rough redden rash on left side making it's way to center of my back. I take a picture of it with my cellphone. I then goggle rashes and match my rash up with Shingles.

Shingles, also known as herpes zoster, is a virus that causes painful and concentrated skin rashes with blisters.

What Is It?

After a person has suffered from the chickenpox, the varicella-zoster virus goes dormant in certain nerves of the body. Should the virus ever become active again, many years after the first outbreak, the person becomes infected with shingles instead of chickenpox. While the shingles rash may appear anywhere throughout the body, it most often appears around the waistline or side of the trunk. Shingles is not considered a life threatening virus, but can become quite painful. Early treatment is crucial to prevent further complications caused by shingles.

Symptoms

Many shingles patients experience pain before they develop a rash or blisters. Within several days, the pain will become stronger or escalate into feelings of numbness or tingling. They might also experience itchy burning. Red patches on the skin will begin to appear, along with blisters. These blisters might burst, forming ulcers that are dry and become crusty. This crust should fall off on its own within two to three weeks, with permanent scarring being a rare occurrence. Aside from the side of the trunk and waistline, the rash may appear in other areas of the body, typically around face and ears.