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Hospice Celebrates Veterans Every Day— Posted By: Vicky
One in four of all deaths in the U.S. are Veterans. Veterans Day was celebrated this month. For those serving veterans with life-limiting illnesses at Hospice of Dayton, veterans day is every day.
As a We Honor Veterans participant, Hospice of Dayton has developed a special program with specialized care for Veterans who are facing a life-limiting illness. The national We Honor Veterans effort of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization offers four levels of distinction for programs addressing the needs of veterans. Hospice of Dayton's American Pride program has earned the highest level of recognition for services and offerings provided to veterans and their families. The American Pride program is designed to meet the unique needs of seriously ill veterans and their families.
Through American Pride, veterans are recognized for their service with a pinning ceremony conducted by other military veterans; provided with specific benefits information and support in completing benefit applications by personnel dedicated to this purpose; provided with the opportunity to participate in the Honor Flight visit to Washington D.C. military monuments (as patient condition permits); and assured that family members will benefit from bereavement support tailored to their needs. In addition, Hospice of Dayton has sponsored educational programs on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder to educate clinical professionals to the unique needs of PTSD patients at the end-of-life.
New Clinical Collaboration Announced to Strengthen Palliative Care— Posted By: Vicky
Premier Health and Ohio's Hospice, comprised of Hospice of Dayton, Hospice of Miami County, Hospice of Butler & Warren Counties and Innovative Care Solutions palliative services, have announced a clinical collaboration to enhance the availability and services of palliative care and hospice to patients in the Miami Valley.
Under the new agreement, Innovative Care Solutions will coordinate palliative care services for all Premier Health locations, assuring high standards and experienced providers in palliative care services to Premier Health consumers in need of specialized palliative care services. The agreement enables the organizations to manage patients across a continuum of care to better ensure optimal patient outcomes and lower costs while maintaining high quality care standards.
Ohio's Hospice, in collaboration with Premier Health, is also opening a hospice inpatient unit at Upper Valley Medical Center, managed by Hospice of Miami County. Ohio's Hospice President/CEO Kent Anderson notes, "This new hospice inpatient unit expands the continuum of hospice services available to Miami County residents. It is part of this clinical collaboration, and reflects the shared values and mission of Premier Health and Ohio's Hospice. Equally important, this enhances our shared commitment to improving accessibility and quality of care available to the patients and families we have the privilege of serving."
"Providing palliative care and hospice services is a special responsibility that we embrace with deep compassion," says Paula Thompson, president and CEO of Fidelity Health Care, Premier Health's home health division. "Working collaboratively with Ohio's Hospice strengthens the scope of the services which are centered on the individual, their family members and friends. We consider it a privilege to work together to better serve those who are in need of these services."
About Premier Health
Premier Health serves the community with more than 100 locations throughout Southwestern Ohio, including hospitals, outpatient surgery centers, health centers, primary care and after-hours care, health specialists, a home health and community health services.
About Ohio's Hospice
Ohio's Hospice is a partnership of palliative and hospice care providers that includes Hospice of Dayton, Hospice of Butler & Warren Counties, Hospice of Miami County and Innovative Care Solutions palliative care. Ohio's Hospice serves over 5,000 patients and families annually in Southwest Ohio in their homes, in assisted and extended living facilities, in hospitals and two area hospice houses
Holiday Grief Support— Posted By: Susie
The holidays are a challenging time for those experiencing grief. Pathways of Hope Grief Support is offering a Holiday Grief Support group on a drop-in basis every Wednesday evening, November 5 through December 17, from 6:30 to 7:30 pm at Pathways of Hope, at Hospice of Dayton, 324 Wilmington Avenue. The group is open to anyone in the community who has experienced a loss. Advance registration is not required and there is no fee. If you have questions or want additional information, please call 937-258-4991.
October 12-18 is Ohio Advance Directive Week— Posted By: Vicky
Hospice of Dayton is joining in efforts to highlight the importance of advance healthcare decision-making as part of Ohio Advance Directives Week. As a participating organization, Hospice of Dayton is providing information and tools for the public to talk about their wishes with family, friends and healthcare providers, and execute written advance directives (healthcare power of attorney and a living will) in accordance with Ohio state laws. These resources are available by clicking here.
Having conversations with loved ones and completing reliable advance directives to make wishes known is an important part of healthcare choice and decision-making. By sharing advance directives, families and healthcare providers can carry out the wishes of patients with peace of mind.
Remembrance Walk Slated for November 1 at Hospice of Dayton— Posted By: Vicky
The annual Hospice of Dayton 5K Remembrance Walk will take place Saturday, November 1 at Hospice of Dayton, 324 Wilmington Avenue, Dayton.
This marks the tenth annual 5-K Remembrance Walk, which involves teams and individuals who walk in the memory of lost loved ones. The route through Hospice of Dayton's "neighborhood" includes a 5K (walk, run, stroller push, etc) and a shorter 3K option. Proceeds from the walk benefit the mission of Hospice of Dayton, the area's first and largest nonprofit hospice service.
Retired WDTN TV2 Chief Meteorologist Carl Nichols will serve as the Grand Marshall of the Remembrance Walk. Registration opens at 8:30 a.m. with the walk beginning at 10:00 am. Parking will be available at The Sanctuary, the Belmont Physicians practice (enter via entrance below the Hospice of Dayton entrance on Wilmington and follow signs), and also the Southview Children and Family Center off of Thorpe. Shuttle services will be available from all offsite parking locations to the Hospice of Dayton campus. The event goes on rain or shine, and light refreshments and lots of door prizes add to the festivities.
The entry fee for adult walkers is $25, while youth 7 and under are charged $15 (no fee is charged for children NOT wanting a t-shirt). Those who register before October 24, 2014 can be assured of receiving a 5K Remembrance Walk T-shirt on the morning of the event. After that date participants are still able to pay on site and participate, but shirts may not be available. Registration information for teams and individuals is available by contacting Marsha Bernard at Hospice of Dayton Foundation, 937- 258-5537 or by visiting the Hospice of Dayton by clicking here: https://www.hospiceofdayton.webconnex.com/walk. Special team awards will be presented to teams competing for top spots in numbers of walkers and amounts of dollars raised.
Donor dollars enable Hospice of Dayton to provide an array and level of services to assure the highest quality of care and the best quality of life for patients. Community support is essential to the bereavement services, complimentary services and clinical expertise available to patients, families and the community.
Public Invited to Hear Physician & Author Dr. Pauline Chen— Posted By: Vicky
Hospice of Dayton and Hospice of Miami County will present Dr. Pauline Chen as guest speaker on Wednesday, October 29, 2014, at the Victoria Theatre. Dr. Chen's October engagement will focus on "Our Best Selves: A Surgeon's Reflections of Compassionate Leadership."
When Pauline Chen began medical school, she dreamed of saving lives. As a student, resident and doctor, Dr. Chen believes she found herself wrestling with medicine's most profound paradox–that a profession premised on caring for the ill also systematically depersonalizes dying. As she continued her career, she discovered that depersonalizing patients didn't make her a better doctor – or person. She decided to adopt a different approach by offering compassionate care to her patients. Dr. Chen will talk about her transformation and how she encourages her fellow physicians to make the change as well.
Dr. Chen's presentation is open to the public at no cost, as a gift to the community for their generous support of the mission of the two community non-profit hospice organizations. "We are honored to present Dr. Chen," Hospice of Dayton President/CEO Kent Anderson explains. "She has devoted her career to changing how the health care industry sees patients, emphasizing that doctors should not short circuit their own emotions." Heather Bolton, Executive Director of Hospice of Miami County, calls Dr. Chen "an inspiration and strong advocate for the compassionate care model that is the mission of Hospice of Miami County and Hospice of Dayton."
Ticket information is available by contacting the Victoria Theatre box office at www.ticketcenterstage.com/
Congratulations to our Top Salon Winner Dezigns by Tonya!— Posted By: Susie
2013 Mission Annual Report— Posted By: Vicky
The 2013 Annual Mission Report to the Community highlights Hospice of Dayton services and programs.
My Wonderful Life— Posted By: Vicky
By Paul M. Minter
In 1937 I was ten years old, Mother and Father decided they would separate and by doing so they would leave me with my Great-Grandmother who lived in the hills of Kentucky. Moving from the city to the hills of Kentucky was like being in a time capsule, traveling back to the frontier days.
My Great-Grandmother's old farmhouse had no water, electric or plumbing. Her farm was located as far back in the hills as you could possibly go, at the head of a hollow with 10-foot cliffs surrounding the entire valley. The farm had 80 acres of steep hillside land with about 10 acres of bottomland. The creek that flowed through this valley was a gift from God and gave us many hours of catching fish that my Great-Grandmother, Molly Harvey, would cook for me. My Great-Grandfather, Isaac Harvey, built the old farmhouse. It had six rooms with three open fireplaces and an old wood cook stove in the kitchen. The house had three large porches. In the winter we spent most of our time in the bedroom because it was the only room heated by an open fireplace. Sleeping in the bedroom was like sleeping in an indoor jungle. My Great-Grandmother had many beautiful flowers hanging in this bedroom so they wouldn't freeze. She also was an herbalist who spent most of her life collecting and growing herbs. She had remedies for most all sickness. Doctoring yourself was common practice and she knew the proper home remedy to give you.
My Great-Grandmother cooked, dressed and lived like she was living in the early 1800s. She always wore the long dress and a colorful bonnet. A sidesaddle and a horse were her only way of traveling.
I was fascinated with the primitive way of life, and soon learned how to ride a horse, milk a cow by hand and plow the fields with a team of mules. My Great-Grandmother's requirement was that everybody had to work, regardless of age. Working in the garden, cutting firewood, gathering eggs, feeding the livestock and chickens was a daily requirement.
The school I attended was a one-room school with 8 grades and a potbelly stove in the middle of the room. There was no such thing as a school bus. When you graduated from the 8th grade you had to travel many miles to go to a high school. A big percentage of the young people could not go because of the long trip. I was lucky, as I was able to enroll in Berea College where you worked and lived on campus. They required you to work four hours a day to pay for your way through school. I was assigned to work in the paint shop. In 1944, at the age of 17, I enlisted in the U.S. Navy and when the war was over I received an honorable discharge. I was lucky to get employment at the General Motor plant in Dayton, Ohio. After 30 years of dedicated service I retired at the age of 50 and launched an exciting new career. I decided to take ballroom dancing lessons.
I always loved to watch other people dance and was always taken by music. After competing in three dance competitions and receiving a trophy for each one I started a new life as a fulltime professional dance instructor. I met Sharon when we were both taking dancing lessons in 1967. A wonderful romance followed and we fell in love and were married in 1970. I organized an independent dance club and for the next 33-years I was a successful ballroom dance instructor. I received awards from numerous YMCA's locally where I helped promote and achieve dance class success, including the Kettering, Xenia, Northwest, New Carlisle, Oakwood and Eaton YMCAs. We offered classes for the adult night school programs at Fairborn and Kettering High Schools and Dayton classes at South Elementary School. We offered classes for the Kettering Recreation Center at Polen Barn, the Rose Art Center and Kettering Rec Center. Without my wife, Sharon, I would not have been such a great success. She helped me and encouraged me to practice and develop new ideas so our students would always be excited and want to learn more about dancing.


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106567: Is it permissible to have an injection to stop menses for a number of hours in order to do tawaaf?
What is the ruling on having an injection that stops the monthly period, or using pills that stop the monthly period, knowing that they will stop it for a few hours only?.
There is nothing wrong with it in cases of necessity, but that is on condition that this should be with the consent of a doctor. If the doctor says that there is nothing wrong with having this injection or taking these pills, then there is nothing wrong with it in a case of necessity, whether it is for a number of hours or a number of days. End quote.
Majmoo' Fataawa Ibn 'Uthaymeen, 22/392
The Shaykh was also asked about a woman whose period came during tawaaf al-ifaadah. She told the female doctor who was with the group about that, and the doctor said: I will give you an injection that will stop the bleeding for six hours. And in fact the bleeding stopped for six hours, so she did tawaaf again and did saa'i. And after six hours her period came back. It is what she did valid or what?
He replied: If the bleeding stopped completely and she was pure -- and women know what the tuhr (sign of purity) is, then there is nothing wrong with it and her tawaaf is valid. But if it was not a real tuhr, then she did tawaaf before she became pure, and if a woman does tawaaf before she becomes pure, it is not valid. End quote.
Majmoo' Fataawa Ibn 'Uthaymeen, 22/393, 394
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A puppy named Hunter who was adopted from the Michigan Humane Society (MHS) is credited with saving the lives of his new family members. The 3-month-old Husky-mix alerted them to a gas leak in the middle of the night, hours after a burner was inadvertently left on enough to emit gas, but not enough to light it.
Hunter, who was adopted from the MHS off-site adoption center at Petco in Sterling Heights just two weeks prior, woke his adoptive mom, Jill McLarty, around midnight on Wednesday, March 5 by whining nonstop. Thinking that Hunter needed to go outside, Jill let him out. She was surprised that Hunter simply sat outside and continued to whine. Jill let him back in and brought the pup back into the bedroom, where she and her husband were sleeping. Hunter wouldn't stop whining and eventually began running in circles in the hallway before leading Jill into the kitchen. When she turned the light on, she saw Hunter sitting next to the stove, and noticed that one of the gas stove burners was on low, without a flame, causing gas to leak into the house. The McLartys estimate that the gas had been on since they had cooked dinner, nearly six hours before Hunter woke them up.
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Jo Swerling (adaptation)
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Douglas W. Churchill
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Jean Harlow
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Platinum Blonde is a 1931 American romantic comedy motion picture starring Jean Harlow, Robert Williams, and Loretta Young. The film was written by Jo Swerling and directed by Frank Capra. Platinum Blonde was Robert Williams' last screen appearance; he died of peritonitis three days after the film's October 31 release.[1][2]
Though not as well known as Capra's later 1930s movies, the film's reputation has grown over the years. It is occasionally aired in the United States on Turner Classic Movies – and has been introduced on that channel by Sharon Stone.
Stewart "Stew" Smith (Robert Williams), ace reporter for the Post, is assigned to get the story about the latest escapade of playboy Michael Schuyler (Donald Dillaway), a breach of promise suit by chorus girl Gloria Golden, who has been paid to drop it. Unlike rival Daily Tribune reporter Bingy Baker (Walter Catlett), he turns down a $50 bribe from Dexter Grayson (Reginald Owen), the Schuylers' lawyer, to not write anything. He does pretend to be swayed by the pleas of Anne (Jean Harlow), Michael's sister, but then brazenly calls his editor with the scoop, appalling the Schuylers.
Stew returns to the house to return a copy of Conrad he had taken from the Schuylers' library. The butler, Smythe (Halliwell Hobbes), tries to make him leave, but Anne sees him. Stew surprises Anne by presenting her with Michael's love letters to Gloria, who had intended to use them to extort more money from the Schuylers. Anne offers Stew a $5,000 check, which he refuses. She asks why he reported the suit, but not the love notes. Stew explains that one was news, the other, blackmail. He later tells her he is writing a play. Intrigued, Anne wonders if she can turn him into a gentleman. She invites him to a party at the house.
They fall in love and soon elope, horrifying Anne's widowed mother, Mrs. Schuyler (Louise Closser Hale), an imperious dowager who looks down on Stew's lower-class background. Michael takes it in stride, telling Stew he's not as bad as everyone thinks. The wedding is scooped by the rival Daily Tribune, enraging his editor, Conroy (Edmund Breese). Even more upset is Stew's best friend Gallagher (Loretta Young), a sob sister columnist secretly pining for him. Conroy taunts Stew as "a bird in a gilded cage." Despite his bravado, Stew is upset by the implication he is no longer his own man, vowing not to live on Anne's money. However, she cajoles him into moving into the mansion and starts to make him over, buying him garters (despite his objections) and hiring a valet, Dawson (Claud Allister).
When the Schuylers hold a reception for the Spanish ambassador, Gallagher substitutes for the society reporter and chats with Stew. Anne is surprised to learn that her husband's best friend (whom she had assumed was a man) is actually a lovely young woman and treats Gallagher icily. Then, Bingy tells Stew the Tribune will give him a column if he signs it "Anne Schuyler's husband." Insulted, Stew punches Bingy when he calls him Cinderella Man. The next morning, Mrs. Schuyler is aghast to find Stew's brawl has made the front page.
Wrestling with his play, Stew invites Gallagher and another friend, Hank (Eddy Chandler) from Joe's. They arrive with Joe and several bar patrons in tow and even Bingy shows up to apologize. A raucous party ensues. Meanwhile, Stew and Gallagher ponder the play, deciding to base it on Stew's marriage. Anne, Mrs. Schuyler, and Grayson return as the party is in full swing. Stew apologizes for letting the party get out of control, but protests that he can invite friends to "my house." Anne replies, "Your house?"
Stew returns with Gallagher to his own apartment. Along the way, he gives a homeless man his expensive garters. Grayson stops by to say Anne will pay him alimony, whereupon Stew punches him (earlier, Stew had warned Grayson that his twentieth insult would earn him a "sock to the nose"). Stew tells Gallagher the play could end with the protagonist divorcing his rich wife and marrying the woman whom he had always loved without ever realizing it. Overwhelmed, Gallagher hugs him.
Cast (in credits order)[edit]
- Loretta Young as Gallagher
- Robert Williams as Stew Smith
- Jean Harlow as Ann Schuyler
- Halliwell Hobbes as Butler
- Reginald Owen as Grayson
- Edmund Breese as Conroy – The Editor
- Don Dillaway as Michael Schuyler
- Walter Catlett as Binji
- Claud Allister as Dawson – The Valet
- Louise Closser Hale as Mrs. Schuyler
- ^ Burr, Ty (July 2, 1992). "PLATINUM BLONDE". ew.com. Retrieved June 3, 2009.
- ^ "Death Claims Robert Williams; Film Actor". Reading Eagle. November 4, 1931. p. 22. Retrieved February 4, 2013.
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- Platinum Blonde at the American Film Institute Catalog
- Platinum Blonde at the Internet Movie Database
- Platinum Blonde at the TCM Movie Database
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There are 3 ways to play: The Mentalist, The Physics, and The Equalist. If mental stats are will over the body stats they get a number of energy based attacks to use in the finally battle. It would be like taking the game on in hard mode - the mental powers have better aim and make decent hits, but drain more energy. The Physics is with the body stats being well over the mental abilities - making it mid mode. There are special enemies that take longer to default with low mental abilities, but it's easier to take on most of the game with physical attacks.
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So far, the only idea for a system I have to determine how still is weighed is a simple "options" selection to every situation. No "morality" bar.
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Jenna Phillips: How I Recovered From Brain Damage
Halfway through my senior year in high school, I was getting ready to have a huge party in my barn after Winter Ball. My friends and I were in the hay loft, decorating and messing around. I was hanging a sheet and not paying attention as I walked backward. I then passed through the hole in the loft ceiling, fell 14 feet backward, landed on my head and went into a coma.
As soon as my head hit the ground, I was knocked unconscious. There were about 10 witnesses -- all of my friends who had been helping me get ready for the party -- but nobody knew what to do. My sister went running and got my mom, who rushed to my side and put her hands around my head, making sure I wasn't moved. Somebody called 911, and the ambulance got to my house very quickly. The paramedics put a neck brace around me; they were very cautious about moving me, because no one knew what my injuries were. Of course, I can tell you all this because I was told later -- at the time it happened, I was fully unconscious.
The paramedics and doctors had no idea what to expect. After a fall like that, I could have been dead, or broken my back and be quadriplegic, or I might never regain consciousness. The doctors were amazed that I didn't die, and didn't break my neck. It surprised everyone when I woke up a day later. I was incredibly lucky: the only thing I broke in that fall was my big left toenail. (And it will never be the same again ...)
Meanwhile, the head injuries I had were two brain contusions -- those are bruises on the brain -- and a fracture on the right side of my skull. And when I regained consciousness, I had brain damage. I had no short-term memory, no sense of direction, and no concept of time. I couldn't carry on a conversation. In the beginning, I could barely even talk. I felt like I had duct tape over my mouth, and all these feelings and emotions inside my head that could not be put into words.
It was crazy how much support I had from my friends, family and the community. It was standing-room only in my hospital room. People I didn't even consider friends would ditch their classes in the middle of the day and come see me. My mom was constantly by my side, doing everything for me, and a couple of my girlfriends would come over regularly for weeks after the accident, and help her around the house. Although everyone understood that it was going to take time for me to come back, my family was devastated by the changes they saw the first few weeks after I woke up from my coma.
The first movie we saw after I got out of the hospital was "Green Mile," and I actually remember trying to watch it and then being like, "I friggin' hate this movie; it doesn't make any sense." I actually walked out and went back to my room, with my mom and my little sister looking after me like "Oh Jenna...." Because, as I realized when I saw it again later, it's actually a beautiful movie with an amazing story. I just wasn't able to understand it.
I had just started dating my boyfriend a month before the accident. He lived about 500 miles away in San Diego. Can you imagine what it was like for him? We'd just started dating, and all of a sudden he hears that I had this horrible accident. He was freaking out. He told me later that immediately afterward, he would call me and I would keep saying "I fell, I fell..." over and over, and he would say, "I know." And a minute later, I'd say, "I fell ..." This vivacious full-of-life girl he fell in love with was suddenly like a stammering 5-year-old.
Losing My Former Strengths
I still only remember what I call "slides of time" from the year after the accident. If regular memory is like a movie, I remember that year in pictures. One of my strongest memories is sitting there hearing my doctors -- neurosurgeons, head trauma specialists, brain doctors whose fancy titles I don't know -- tell my parents that I probably shouldn't go back to high school because it would be too challenging for me to finish. I had one semester of high school left... And I remember thinking "Are you friggin' kidding me? I'm not going to accept that; it would be giving up." But I didn't say a word at the time.
I went back to school as soon as I could: only three weeks after the accident. Before, I never really cared about school. I was ditching all the time. After, I didn't miss a day of the rest of senior year, and I worked my butt off. At the same time, I was undergoing intense cognitive therapy four times a week after school. The therapist would give me a page with 20 scrambled words, and I had to unscramble them all and spell them right. When I started off I'd get all four-letter words like "PKAR," and I would sit there and look at the page like, "Whaaaat?" I couldn't even work out that it should be "PARK" -- a kindergarten-level exercise. I was very timid about trying to put all my thoughts and emotions into words and complete sentences. I would say something and then wonder, "Did that make any sense? What did I just say?" And sometimes I would be making sense, but I would doubt myself anyway.
My friends and schoolmates and teachers were really sad. They saw such a drastic change in me: I had been this eloquent, creative person who was constantly getting acclaim for my abilities, and all of a sudden that was gone, ripped away from me. I had the vocabulary of a kindergartener. None of my friends or family ever said anything to make me feel bad about my condition, but I just remember the looks on their faces, when I would say words that didn't exist or scramble a sentence or something: Oh poor Jenna, she'll never be able to come back, she'll never regain her vocabulary, she'll never be the same.
I was the only person who knew it wasn't permanent. It could have been, though, if I would have accepted the doctor's prognosis, and hadn't been so adamant about doing the exercises to recondition my brain. But from the time I was born, I always wanted to do things my way. When I was five I wanted to tie my own shoes, dress myself, prepare my own food. I didn't want any help. One of the great stories of when I was a little girl is, my aunt was standing in the hallway and I stopped right in front of her, put my hands on my hips, and said "Get out of my way, it's my way." Not my hallway, but my way. And that is very much in keeping with what I thought when the doctors gave me the prognosis. I thought "Get out of my way, you're not helping me, you're keeping me down." I saw them as a roadblock on my path. Even though I couldn't verbalize it even as well as I could when I was five, I still was the same person in my head.
I don't even remember how I progressed from the four-letter words up to my own grade level. I had zero short-term memory at the beginning, and it took me a couple months to feel normal again. To feel comfortable communicating with people. But I just kept working at it. The brain is a muscle; you have to exercise it. For the first time in my life, I really had to work. I was a smart kid, so school up till that point hadn't been challenging, and I'd passed classes without putting any effort into it. During recovery, for the first time I really had to try hard, in a way I never had before. It was very humbling. I learned how to apply myself. It was my first introduction to mind-body connection, because my physical symptoms were healing faster than anyone realized they would. I remember sitting in school--we were doing some sort of exercise in my regular English class, and I felt something going on in my brain. A physical sensation, like it was actually moving. I don't know whether it was the swelling going down or what, but it was the weirdest feeling.
By the time the final semester of high school arrived, I felt more confident and capable in communicating with people. I went to Senior Prom with my boyfriend. And I finished high school and graduated with a 3.6 GPA in the final semester. That was the highest GPA I'd ever had. The doctors were beside themselves that I bounced back so quickly.They'd been the ones who doubted me the most, and expressed it the loudest. I don't even remember going in to see them. But I do remember going to my therapist. She was asking me to do all these different exercises, and I could do all of them. She asked me all these questions, and I could answer all of them. She said something to the effect of "My work is done here."
But my work actually wasn't done. After graduation I still didn't feel comfortable doing a lot of things on my own, and I wasn't quite ready to go to college yet. I ended up working for my mom at her art gallery, doing admin stuff. My boyfriend had continued to come up from San Diego regularly, and after graduation he moved into my parents' house and worked for my family. It was important to me to have him there. We wound up moving to Washington state for a few months. Even then I wasn't completely recovered mentally. I had a bad short-term memory. I couldn't be on my own. I was living with my boyfriend and his brother in Washington, which was perfect for a little while because I was surrounded by people all the time. But I was really craving school--I wanted to learn stuff. So I moved back to my mom's house and took classes at the community college in Monterey. That marked the end of my three-year relationship with my high school boyfriend...though we did have a huge falling out, we've reconnected recently, and are on good terms.
Awakening to a New Me
Over the years after the accident, I realized a lot about life and myself. I learned how to listen to my body, and understand what it needs. I also learned how to persevere, and that with perseverance, anything is possible. These guiding principles would help me through future challenges, including a Type 1 diabetes diagnosis, and a subsequent 30-pound weight gain and struggle with insulin management. The same mind-body connection that powered my recovery from brain damage would help me to overcome physical challenges and chronic disease. I wound up majoring in nutrition in college, and also becoming a certified Pilates instructor.
Today I live in Los Angeles, where I own my own business called Mission Possible. The most simplistic description is, it's an outdoor fitness program. But it's a lot more than that. I call it a lifestyle. It incorporates an active lifestyle, efficient exercise, conscious eating, finding balance, and overall mind-body well-being. People who train with me don't just show up casually in my classes. They become regulars and plan their schedules so they don't have to miss a Mission. They come with me to my favorite restaurants, or they text me from where they're eating and ask, "What should I order?" It's almost like they adopt my lifestyle. And I'm always excited to share the information.
A few months ago, a nonprofit organization called Nourish the Children asked me to be their ambassador. Their main task right now is to bring nutrient-dense meals over to impoverished villages in Malawi. They said, "Jenna, you are a beacon of health and wellness, so who better than you to do this?" I've been raising money and awareness through my Website, as well as through Facebook and Twitter. On May 30th I went to Malawi to distribute food, with a small group of people from Nourish the Children, and I video taped the entire trip and posted it to my YouTube channel. It was one of the more amazing experiences in a life that's already included my fair share of experiences, good and bad.
Truly, the entire experience with brain damage helped me find my true path, which is to motivate and inspire other people. I had a lot of time to think about things during my recovery, and I knew I was being given a second chance at life. I went from being a typical "It's all about me" teenager, to finding my purpose, which is to help others. My story became a tool to inspire. I share it to let other people know, you can overcome anything ... no matter what.
This essay was to told to Lena Katz by Jenna Phillips. Follow Jenna on Twitter for great inspiration and to learn more about her Mission Possible programs -- @JennaPhillips.
Lena Katz is the author of three travel guides on California --Travel Temptations Sun (beachy destinations), Sip (wineries) and Snow (you guessed it!). She also runs Zingi, a pop travel site that serves up tasty destinations and worldwide sparkle.
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Wednesday 29 September
By Marcos Lopez
Amazing and inspiring story.
Tuesday 12 October
By loveme4me
Oh please get a life. This story is not about our President. It is about a young lady who had to overcome a great adversity in her life.
What on earth will you do when President Obama wins in 2012...leave the country? I can only pray for both!
Wednesday 29 September
By marcoslopez87
Amazing and very inspiring.
Wednesday 29 September
By Antonio
Wow! What an inspirational story. Now can we get fitness experts like her on TV instead of that negative bootcamp style stuff! We could all use more uplifting stories like this one ....
Friday 01 October
By Bernett Reid
Yes, I agree with you 100%, because those gurus on TV have no real stories. These are the kinds of stories our children should be listening to . Like never giving up. Work hard and there will be rewards. She has proven that. No obstacles were going to stop her. How about having this story as part of grade school curriculum. Stories as these will keep any child head strong. Their brains will be well stimulated, and I bet you, they will think twice before they do stupid things.
Wednesday 29 September
By Cole Smith
Wow I can't believe I never heard about this in HS, very inspirational, when is the nor cal mission possible branch opening?
Sunday 03 October
By Michael Melicor
very inspiring Jenna and heart warming. I have read this story before but it still touches me. This just made my day better and gave me a needed positive boost. Thanks JP :-)
Friday 01 October
By Paula
I had the same type of brain injury right after H.S...The brain contusions, caused by an auto accident..Reading your story was like reading my story with the short term memory loss...equlibrium..and reflex problems.....amazing to hear someone tell their story.....My Mom was an angel like yours and my friends too.....It's so hard to try and explain those injuries and effects to someone...unbelievable.....Thank you...So glad you're successful and contributing as you are to the world.....I've also recovered......although just every once in a great while......a flash of just a second of confusion with handing something to someone or setting something down comes over me...but I cover it up perfectly and move on.....not a big deal at all...but I'm glad everything is good with you.......
Thursday 30 September
By Sean
Jenna is the best trainer I have ever known! Smart, beautiful, funny and so motivating! :) xo
Thursday 30 September
By Michelle - www.ourhappylife.biz
You are AMAZING Jenna - so touched by your story and all that you do. You are truly inspirational and you are improving peoples lives each and every day. Thank you - I am grateful to call you my friend ♥
Thursday 30 September
By Jody Studnicka
This story is so INCREDIBLE! Thank you for sharing the story! I have shared the link to this story with all my friends and family! Its a story that makes a difference! Its a story that gets more riveting the further you read on! I LOVE how its written in the first person and I felt like I was sitting next to Jenna and every detail helped paint the picture even more and emotionally touched my mind, heart, and soul! I really liked mentions of "slides of time", roadblocks of people and otherwise, and in the end how everything is tied together by learning and applying the same can do attitude in a much broader sense to attack life and serve others too. JENNA PHILLIPS is AMAZING 57 times!
Thursday 30 September
By Ron Wesson
An amazing story about an amazing person!!
Thursday 30 September
By Rachel
This story brought many tears. See like yourself my brother also his senior year got in a car accident and became brain damaged ten years ago.He did finish school with his class.Then his story ended up turning out very different. It might be cause he damage the left frontal lobe. Our family has been very much involved in helping him by sending him to brain injured clinics, many specialist, and mental health hospitals. He might not be the same person or all there but I'm am so grateful to god that I still have my little brother. Thank you so much for sharing this story. It makes me realize that there are brain injuries with a happy ending. You should be very proud of yourself. You were the only one that could of done this !!!
Take care,
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By Marylynn
Rachael,,I have a similar sory, but involves my son who at 15 was involved in a mv accident, which left him in a coma for 2 and a half weeks, and just like you I'm so grateful that hes alive, although living with TBI(traumatic brain injury) has to the one of the most difficult things to have to live with. He will never be the same, and now at the age of 25 has everyday struggles and in some aspects his brain is that of a 16 year old.Here in New Jersey we have a TBI foundation and support groups whch are very helpful for family members and friends. Every time I read a story like yours, it brings tears to my eyes, just knowing and remembering how badly the family also suffers, along with the victims. My thoughts are with you and your family.
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Amazing story, amazing Girl. Jenna you truly are touching so many peoples lives. Thank you so much for sharing. I'm grateful to call you a friend. Love you xoxo
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Only the strong survive. And that is those that are strong in spirit and refuse to accept what others claim to be 'the norm', 'acceptable', and 'classic cases'. Good job Jenna, for refusing to lie down and just take it.
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The year and the decade could not possibly have come to a worse ending in Wausau. Thirty-seven-year-old Rhonda Mertes was found beaten to death on December 4, 1999. She had been out partying at several bars the night before and was discovered by joggers early that morning in an abandoned area near the river and Bridge Street on the city's east side.
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"Until we've ID'd a suspect we'll continue to go over hundreds of names and eliminate people as people of interest."
But even as science moves forward, detectives say the final piece of solving the puzzle of Rhonda's murder could still come the old fashioned way.
With new information that seems to come in every year when the terrible anniversary come around, Wausau PD Detective Captain Greg Hagenbucher said, "We'll get tip calls starting around the first of December, and that's just what we want to have happen."
The chief and the detectives say every tip call they receive gets followed up on. The numbers to call are (715) 261-7883, 261-7878 and 261-7857.


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