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Sarah Newton
11/16/2008 9:24 PM UTC
Thanks for listening to my show Sarah
Kenneth K. Gibbs Sr.
10/26/2008 4:51 AM UTC
Life Trekking Coach
9/8/2008 10:52 PM UTC
Staying safe online is critical. Thanks!
An Hour To Empower
8/14/2008 3:39 PM UTC
Thank you so much for your friends request. I am going to listen to your show today. God Bless.
Laughing Lady
8/14/2008 1:15 PM UTC
Thank you for laughing with the Virtual Laughter Club at "It's Time To Laugh"! I am glad to have found your show and the content you offer since I feel like I need some help dealing with keeping my computer safe. Thank you for adding the Laughter Club to your favorites and I am so happy to accept the friendship request. I will be listening to your archives and looking forward to laughing with you again! ~Giggles and Guffaws, Laughing Lady
THE CONNECTOR
8/10/2008 12:38 AM UTC
Thanks, Etienne. I'll keep you in mind. I have guests booked through October, so it could be a while. Judy
PsychicCocktail Hour
7/8/2008 5:15 PM UTC
Thank you for your request...You make some VERY valid points and I am looking forward to hearing more from you...Feel free to come onto my show any time if you care to talk about the hazards of cyber crime, or anything else....Love & peace, Mary Ellen
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Etienne A. Gibbs
Date / Time: 7/26/2008 6:00 PM UTC
Category: Internet
Join us as I interview Gary and Viktoria Affron, a husband and wife team of online marketing professionals who also are actively involved in business coaching and mentoring; in research and marketing strategies; in product development; and are specialists in the alternative health industry. Having been in business offline and online for 29 years, they're retired, disabled US Army and US Air Force veterans and the parents of 5 adult children and 8 grandchildren.
Original Air Date: 11/15/2008 7:00 PM UTC
Diabetes had long been a part of Angela’s family when she learned in 1993 that she, too, had the disease. Her grandmother, who Angela had helped care for as a child, died of renal failure associated with the disease. A cousin had had a kidney transplant. In Angela’s mind, complications like these were not an option; she had a disabled daughter who depended on her. Still, Angela struggled for years to manage her condition. It wasn’t until her own mother died in 2003 that she got serious about taking better care of herself. "I made choices every day on what I would wear and eat," says Angela. "But on that day, I made the choice to live in a way that allows me to continue making my other daily choices." Today, Angela exercises three to four times a week, eats smaller portions, tests her blood sugar regularly and takes her medication. An Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, Angela works at a diabetes center which she says has also helped her efforts to control her disease. "By educating others, I also educate myself," she says.
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