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Cosmetology $53.63 Describes in detail the career paths available to those interested in cosmetology, including aromatherapist, cosmetic surgeon, dermatologist, massage therapist, and nail technician. Series Title: Fergusons Careers in Focus Publication Date: 2008/02/01 Number of Pages: 185 Binding Type: Hardcover Grade Level: 1012 Language: English Depth: 0.75 Width: 5.75 Height: 9.00 |
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Cosmetology (Hardcover) $69.18 Describes in detail the career paths available to those interested in cosmetology, including aromatherapist, cosmetic surgeon, dermatologist, massage therapist, and nail technician. |
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HeadMounted Display $73.28 A headmounted display or Helmet mounted display, both abbreviated HMD, is a display device, worn on the head or as part of a helmet, that has a small display optic in front of one or each eye.A headmounted display or Helmet mounted display, both abbreviated HMD, is a display device, worn on the head or as part of a helmet, that has a small display optic in front of one or each eye. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 82 Publication Date: 2010/04/21 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.19 inches |
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COSMETOLOGY: HAIRCUTTING FAST AND EASY by Michael O'Rourke
I Conquered Ms and My Son's Epilepsy
At the writing of this, I am a 34 year old wife and mother, diagnosed 6 years ago with MS. Though I fit its diagnostic the demographics: youthful, Caucasian, female, this odd disease still hit me--as I'm sure many others will attest to--out of the blue. I was a new mom and healthy, with little in my health history to suggest anything out of the ordinary in the way of childhood diseases.
It is known that M.S. can strike teenagers and when it does, the initial attack is often not diagnosed properly because the symptoms might not recur for years. Sometime the symptoms can be slight enough they go unnoticed or you may be use to it you may not know the difference. I did, however, have some serious back problems as a teenager, which did mean that I saw numerous amount of doctors, took various prescription drugs and missed a fair amount of school. Nothing in the medical community in my Arizona city came up with helped, however, and the only option left, it seems was surgery. My father was against my going through major back surgery at that time, however, took me to a nutritionist. I was put on a regime of diet and exercise. In three months the pain was gone with no recurrence.
The trouble is, I never thought about it again, even though it could of been prudent to things to come. In all honesty, I had put it out of my mind. Back pain did not haunt me, thankfully, but also, the idea of nutrition having anything to do with the alleviation of specific pathological symptoms of a disease never entered my mind either! I did not extrapolate at all from that experience the role diet might play in the other future aspects of my health. Not, that is, until my father would once again intervene on my behalf with enlightening, maybe even life-saving, unsolicited health advice!
The Onset of M.S.
At twenty-one years old, having graduated from cosmetology school intent of striking out on my own, I moved to Omaha, Nebraska, leaving behind the sunny climes of Phoenix. I worked for three years in which time I met and fell in love with my future husband. We were married five months after we met. That same year, I embarked on another new phase of life starting my own nail salon and gift shop! My husband, himself a successful construction business owner, undertook to help me bring my interior design ideas for the shop to fruition, and together we created a warm and inviting, efficient atmosphere for my business to take hold. And take hold it did! At twenty four years of age I was off and running with a future as bright as any star in the night sky. My clientel and inventory grew exponentially. I was happy fulfilled and successful and, a short three years later...pregnant! Our plans included building our own little dream house and filling it with kids! At age twenty-seven this seems to be shaping up like clock work: I was a thrilled mom of a sweet, beautiful baby boy.
Like the myriad of other women of my day and age, I was pretty busy gal at this point, juggling the various roles of wife, new mother, and successful business entrepreneur. I was a manicurist/nail tech with a full Rolodex of clients myself: but I was also the "Boss" in charge of hiring and firing: the buyer of the gift inventory, the display and design specialist, and gift shop sale person. I kept the books, did the advertising and saw to the day-to-day running of my own "Nail Gallery" EMPIRE!
My business, I hasten to add that at one point in time not so long ago, this happy reality was very much in jeopardy.
At the onset of symptoms common to M.S. such as dizziness, weakness, numbness in the limbs, a sensation of tingling pins and needles, and blurred vision, and after a series of diagnostic test procedures, I was formally diagnosed with the disease in June of 1997. The Dr. told me" I would go home and cry my eyeballs out. Since the symptoms were intermittent, as is often the case, especially in patients diagnosed as "remitting and relapsing", I went into a period of denial and ignored the whole thing for about a year.
The second year I sought a second opinion. This specialist ran every conceivable test--again--and came up with the same diagnosis, but didn't want to put me in an actual category just yet. Until I had more symptoms, which happened about six months later.
During this period I sought the solace and support of others with M.S., joined a support group, surfed the web for insight and sympathy, ran in the race for the cure in Chicago (where I raised an awesome amount of money if I do say so myself) and generally made myself aware of the current medical procedures and prognoses available.
One of the ironies of doing all this work to educate myself about the disease, however, was that I was constantly running up against an aure of pessimism. The prevailing attitude was that, while M.S. was not a death sentence per se, it was met by a lot of people with an attitude of resignation to a life of incapacity, a life in a wheelchair or worse. People everywhere with M.S. were planning there existence around the fact that they have a disease that would rob them of their vitality, their control, their dignity, and that I should start preparing for that day myself. How life would or should be lead from a wheelchair became the governing factor for the patients, even before this "inevitability" had come. It's not that I didn't think about it.
Sure, numbness and weakness, especially in my hands, use of which is what my professional depended upon, loomed as bad news for me! But preparation for being wheelchair bound was not on my radar screen, not yet at least. Or was it? The alarming part is that it is exactly what I had begun to happen to me! I began to picture my husband needing to run my business along with his own, to care for our child all by himself, and worst yet, to care for me.
This was an untenable situation, so I made the decision to close my wonderful shop. There was some space in a beauty shop around the corner where I could still work but could cut my hours back, rest and plan out my remaining time of relatively good health while I still had some, whether it be years months or weeks....
THE BOOK WILL BE COMING OUT SOON, ADD YOUR NAME TO THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST AND I WILL NOTIFY YOU AS SOON AS IT IS AVAILABLE. www.ginakopera.com
My Son Conquered
Epilepsy
My son Journey from seizures to seizure free:
I had observed that he had the same bumps on his arms that I had had, and which went away when I went on the first non-intentional fast. I felt he had inherited a genetic curse from me.
What really happened that woke us up, however was worse than bumps. He had gotten hit twice in the head with a baseball and shortly after that within days, he started having seizures. It was summertime and his day-care center made trips out to a farm, which he usually loved. I got a call from the daycare person that something was wrong with Devin. They couldn't figure out what was going on--he was a little limp and he was saying things that didn't make sense. So I asked them to put him on the phone. I asked him what was the matter and he answered me in gibberish, like he was drunk. The daycare worker announced that they were taking him to the hospital. I was with a client at the time, said I had to leave, drove as fast as I could to be there, and on the way called my husband to meet them there---he was closer than I was.
My husband got there just as Devin arrived and he pulled him out of the van, stiff and staring into space. This was such a complete shock: we had had a totally functioning normal child and now dramatically, everything had changed.
By the time I got to the ER, he was on a bed with everyone standing around him crying because he was not making sense, still staring into space, his hands formed into a fist and his body rigid. I thought to myself, "Gosh Gina, with everything YOU'VE read, what can you do?" And it came to me...... Now for the rest of the story, the book:
I Conquered MS and Son's Epilepsy will be coming out soon sign up and I will notify you on the new release. www.ginakopera.com
Sincerely.
Gina Kopera M.H.
About the Author
About the Author
Gina Kopera is a Master Herbalist, Midwest-based researcher, Author, and Consultant Coach in the field of Alternative Health. She is also the president of Ginas Corner devoted to informing
MS patients and others about effective alternative therapies and helping them take advantage of those therapies.
Over the last decade, Gina has been amongst one of the first Master Herbalist to inform Americans about alternative health breakthroughs with MS and Epilepsy that have improved and saved lives. Her years of research have made her a prized consultant too numerous fields, and even 4-legged creatures.
Gina also is President of Gina’s Corner at www.ginascorner.com, which supplies top quality Herbalistic Power Nutritional supplements to others to start empowering themselves and taking control of their own life and bringing health and happiness back again. Gina has also done enormous amount of speaking engagements at a top hospital to individual groups.
Gina Kopera is living in Council Bluffs, Iowa with her family that I am devoted too, as well as a devotee of alternative medicine. In her spare time, Gina keeps her devoted passion alive, by improving the quality of life and teaching you how she saved her life and her son’s!
Make it a Great Day,
Gina Kopera M.H.
