The Diamond Ball Saturday night was such fun! The food…the dancing…the person that won a REAL diamond….it was ALL amazing!
I was so excited to help out by emceeing the event. One of the best parts of being emcee was the “cinderella experience” that my “fairy god-neighbor” Scott Marchbanks and his [...]
Continue Reading →Edie Grace decided a good while back that she wanted to donate her hair to “Locks of Love”. I, however, was a tiny bit reluctant. Don’t misunderstand…I totally believe in the cause. I just had become really addicted to her having beautiful, LONG hair. Over a week ago, a faithful blog [...]
Continue Reading →Many of you have emailed and called about updates on Beverly. From previous blogs you have read the story about this amazing couple and her shocking diagnosis of breast cancer at 30. Many of you have asked for ways to help them. A group of her family and friends [...]
Continue Reading →Last Monday I posted a blog about a client and friend of ours that was undergoing breast cancer surgery. She is 30. Many of you tried to email her and the emails came back. I had the email address incorrect in the original post which has been corrected [...]
Continue Reading →Tonight the Savannah ABC affiliate WJCL TV named Lori a “Champion of Change.” Lori was nominated and selected because of her cancer advocacy. Lori has become internationally recognized for her efforts to raise awareness for cervical cancer and the HPV vaccine. In fact if you Google Lori I think even you would [...]
Continue Reading →Last night DeWayne and I accepted an invitation to join Senator Hillary Clinton in Atlanta as she made a stop over there for a political event. She graciously gave me the opportunity to share my passion about cervical cancer and the importance of addressing this issue at a national level. We [...]
Continue Reading →January is national cervical cancer awareness month. My calendar has been busy for the last several weeks with speeches and interviews about my journey surviving cancer. A centerpiece of my advocacy is education and reassuring women about the importance of taking control of their personal health. The best ways to survive cancer [...]
Continue Reading →WOW! What a day!!! My alarm clock woke me up this morning at 2:30am and I hit the road to Atlanta at 3:30am. I had to be set up at 7:00am before the State Immunization Conference began. It kicked off at 8:00am but most of the attendees arrive early to visit the exhibits. [...]
Continue Reading →Several weeks ago Dr. Kevin Ault invited me to tour Emory’s Winship Cancer Center in Atlanta. Dr. Ault ran the clinical trials for the HPV vaccine Gardasil in 33 countries. The journey to meet Dr. Ault and my advocacy
Continue Reading →One of the greatest parts of my job is traveling with clients to fun and exciting locations.
I captured this image of Edie Grace at the Atlantis in the Bahamas while working on a commission for a local family. Before visiting the Georgia Aquarium, this was the largest Aquarium I had ever saw. Edie [...]
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