Depression Awareness Show

Saturday October 20, 2012 
 KWAM990  11AM-12 Noon   ( KWAM990.com)




Sponsor





Leeann Charmichael   MSN,FNP-BC



Saturday October 20, at 11A- 12 noon                                                                  
                    
The Interview: CNS Healthcare: Memphis Research Center

 Lee Ann Carmichael, MSN, FNP-BC
 Nurse practitioner /Sub-Investigator
Leeann Carmichael has been a nurse since 1992. Throughout her career she has cared for a wide range of patients in the specialized areas of oncology, pediatric oncology, diabetes, cardiology, prenatal and neonatal, as well as general medical conditions and psychiatry.Lee Ann has a bachelor of Science and a master of Science degree in Nursing and its dually licensed in the State of Tn as a Family practice Nurse and a Registered Nurse. Lee Ann worked at both St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and the University of Tennessee conducting clinical trials prior to joining CNS Healthcare.

                                            
 Shaina L.Shepherd, Psy.D.  
  Psychologist
.Dr. Shepherd joined the CNS Healthcare team in 2012 as a clinical Psychologist conducting pre-screens, ratings and initial diagnostic reviews. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Psycology fromm Transylvania university, and sompleted several degrees at Nova Southeastern University including a
Masters degree in Clinical Psychology, a Doctorate degree in Clinical  Psyshology, and a second Masters degree in Clinical Psychopharmacology. Prior to joining CNS Healthcare. Dr. Shepherd worked in the Maimi, FL area as a Sub-Investigator/rater in the clinical trials industry.

We will have a candid conversation about the signs, symptoms and prevalence of Depression.
Clinical depression goes by many names-- depression, "the blues," biological depression,
major depression. But it all refers to the same thing: feeling sad and depressed for weeks or months on end ( not just a passing blue mood), accompanied by feelings of hopelessness, lack of energy, and taking little or no pleasure in things that gave you joy in the past. A person who's depressed just  "can't get moving" and feels completely unmotivated to do just about anything. Even simple things--
like getting dressed in the morning or eating--become large obstacles.
                                                             

901-843-1045      cnshealthcare.com

                                                                 

The Fatherless Generation




                                                         





Mr. Joe L. Morton

                                                                        

   Saturday October 13, 2012     

      
 Joe Morton will talk to Betty Lamarr about how it feel to

not  have the love of his father. Joe remembers the day that his

dad drove off in his white Chevy convertible. Joe was 4 years old and the last  time he saw his dad.  Joe will talk about the void of a fathers love and, how it opened his eyes to the importance of re-connecting with his 2 sons. 

Tune in Saturday to hear this sad but true story.

Unfortunately, there are many children living in the same city

 as their dad that will never make the connection.

 Sadly, 42 years had passed  before would see, or hear a word from his father.  Imagine, 42 years later Joe attending his dad's funeral. Attending a funeral for a man that lived in the same city with his son that never  called to ask how are you?

Contact Joe @ joelmorton1201@gmail.com

Statistics: ( U.S. Justice and Behavior Department)

• 63% of youth suicides are from fatherless homes
• 90% of all homeless and runaway children are from fatherless homes
• 85% of all children who show behavior disorders come from fatherless homes
• 80% of rapist with anger problems come from fatherless homes
• 71% of all high schoold dropouts come from fatherless homes.
• 70% of youths in state-operated institutions come from fatherless homes.
• 85% of all youths in prison come from fatherless homes

                                                

"CNS Healthcare" Memphis Research Center

                 CNS Healthcare : Sponsor for the Betty Lamarr Show

Leeann Carmichael / Dr. Shaina Shepherd
CNS Healthcare Representatives

CNs the opportunity to receive:

New and innovative medications, treatments and therapies through participation in a clinical research trial.

CNS Healthcare offer a full range of clinical services for conditions such as diabetes, migraines, high blood pressure, IBS, Bipolar, depression, and more.

CNS Healthcare provides a full health assessment, including all lab work and physicals to ensure accurate diagnosis and treatment options.

CNS Healthcare offer complete privacy confidentiality and your insurance is never used or contacted.
And, you may be compensated for time and travel.

Contact CNS Healthcare today and receive a free assessment and see how CNS healthcare can help you or your loved ones...

901-843-1045  Memphis Research Center    cnshealthcare.com

Host, Miss Betty Lamarr

CNS Healthcare                            kwam990.com

The Abuse and Forgiveness of a Father

Betty LaMarr Interviews Ms Jackie Anglin on September 29,2012.

The topic of conversation was "The abuse and forgiveness of a father"..
My interview with Ms. Anglin was an eye opening experience, absolutely riveting!!!!!
Jackie experienced sexual, and physical abuse at the hands of her biological father and others unrelated to her. We live in a world whereas there are individuals that believe that a woman is to be seen and not heard. If you know Jackie Anglin like I do you know for sure that she is smart and strong. There are still men in this world that will beat down a strong confident woman like Jackie. As always with Ms. Anglin, "right is right, and wrong is wrong". A true fighter she is for what's right in this world. What makes her story so wonderful is that she said " God changed my Heart towards my father and others that hurt me."

This story was truly compelling and Jackie is just one of many faces of the secrecy of child abuse.
Ms. Anglin agreed to do this interview because she want her life to a blessing to others that are going through child abuse. Due to the Sandusky scandal at Penn State many people are coming forward
to admit their abuse with the goal of helping others to come out as well.



Ms. Jackie Anglin



For more information about the Betty Lamarr Show

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Betty Lamarr/ Producer, Host

 

Upcoming Events :

The Betty Lamarr Show "Live"

 September 29, 2012

The Interview:
The Victim of a Father
Guest: Jackie Anglin
October 6, 2012

The Interview:
Breast Cancer Awareness
Guest: Dr. Mike G. Martin, M.D.
Guest: Teri Trotter, Survivor
Guest: Oncology Dietician

October 13, 2012
The Interview:
Women &Menopause
Guest:HRC Medical
(Amor Vie Therpy)
Guest: HRC Medical professional

Breast Cancer Awareness Show





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Host: Betty Lamarr

Dr. Mike G. Martin, The West Clinic

 



 

        The conversation: Saturday, October 6,2012 on KWAM990. 

 Dr. Mike G. Martin. A native Memphian, Dr. Martin received his medical degree with highest honors from the University of Tennessee, College of Medicine. He went on to complete his Internship and Residency in internal Medicine at Duke University Medical Center and Medical Oncology Fellowship at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO.

 Board Certified in both internal Medicine and Medical Oncology, Dr. martin has co-authored numerous articles on acute and chronic leukemia, lymphoma, lung, and esophageal cancer in peer-reviewed journals. Dr. Mike Martin will be educating the radio listeners about Breast Cancer Awareness, signs and symptoms, as well as advanced medicines, and treatments for individuals diagnosed with this disease.

     Study: Black women more likely to die from Breast Cancer.

African- American women in Memphis are more than twice as likely to die from breast cancer as their white counterparts, according to a study released last week. A study conducted by the Sinai Urban Health Institute in Chicago, funded by the Avon Foundation Breast Cancer : the International Crusade in New York and published in Cancer Epidemiology, Detection and prevention to be the first study to analyze the racial disparity in breast cancer deaths at the city level.

Although white women are often more often diagnosed with breast cancer, black women are much more likely to die from the disease. the study estimated more that 1,700 black women annually die unnecessarily from breast cancer.

Anita Vincent, Registered Dietitian, The West Clinic

                                                   

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Anita Vincent:

 Registered Dietitian with a specialty designation of : Oncology Nutrition Specialist. Anita has worked in Oncology  for about 15 years, 13 of those with the Wings cancer Foundation at the West Clinic. Ms. Vincent will educate cancer patients about the best diet to consume  in order be feel your very best.

There are foods that oncology patients should eat and many foods that you should avoid. Anita will also inform of of the most important things a person can do, as far as lifestyle is concerned, to reduce their risk of cancer through diet and excercise.



The Pink Wig, for Breast Cancer Survivors



Teri Trotter

Terri Trotter was diagnosed with Breast Cancer on February 6, 2009,  at the age of 37. At the time of her diagnosis

she was 37 years of age and had 2 children ages 9 and 11. Teri's treatment plan included a double mastectomy and 4

rounds of chemo. The Pink wig stands for power- the power to LIVE YOUR LIFE, and not let cancer rule.

Teri Trotter can be contacted for the pink wig for power at treenatrot@aol.com

Dr. Mike Martin, Teri Trotter, Anita Vincent
Guest on the Betty Lamarr Show
October 6, 2012  KWAM990

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