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Rising music star Tammy Trent was vacationing in Jamaica in 2001 when her husband was killed in a diving accident---and their years-long love story came tragically to an end. You'll be inspired by her testimony of how, many tearful prayers later, God is restoring her joy and hope as she begins to sing again for him.
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Follow Christian singer/songwriter Tammy Trent as she tells of her beautiful love story turned tragic, still pointing to God as the source of all life and hope.
Theirs was a fairy-tale romance. Her husband, Trent, was Tammy's best friend and business manager. While vacationing in Jamaica in 2001, a routine free diving excursion in the Blue Lagoon turned drastically tragic when Trent never resurfaced. Unfortunately, the following day's events of 9/11 would create an incredible obstacle to Tammy's and her family's efforts to connect and handle these horrendous events.
Tearful prayers pleading with God to make Himself real have been answered, and God is slowly restoring Tammy's joy and hope, as she begins to sing and dance again for Him.
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From the top of the CCM charts to the devastation of ultimate loss, Tammy Trent has always put God first. Her music career includes three albums that have garnered two #1 songs and nine Top 10 hits. Asking the Lord to direct her next steps, she is currently speaking and singing at women's conferences, including Women of Faith®.
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In US economic data, the ´´flash´´ purchasing managers index fell from a 4-year high of 57.1 to 55.5 in March, below forecasts for a result near 56.5. The national activity index rose from -0.39 to +0.14 in February. The composite Euro zone purchasing managers index eased from 53.3 to 53.2 in March, but the French index rose from 47.9 to 51.6. The Chinese manufacturing gauge fell from 48.5 to 48.1 in March.
European shares eased on Monday with investors focussing on the fall in the Chinese manufacturing gauge and watching developments in Ukraine. The FTSEurofirst 300 index fell by 1.0% with the UK FTSE down by 0.6%, while the German Dax lost 1.7%. Mining shares eased in London trade with shares in BHP Billiton down by 0.6% while Rio Tinto lost 0.4%.
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Edmonds woman faces hair loss with humor, grace
Sue Jurewicz tosses her wig.
"I take my hair off first," she said.
Then all she has to do is remember to put it back on when she goes out.
"Sometimes I forget," she said. "My daughter says, 'Mom, you don't have your hair on.'"
Without a wig, Jurewicz, 53, is as good as bald.
She has alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease that causes hair loss on the scalp and elsewhere.
Patches of her long, thick auburn hair began falling out when she was in her mid-20s.
"I had little quarter-sized bald spots," she said.
At first, she did her version of the Donald Trump thing.
"I would wear a headband and comb it back," she said.
"You try to do whatever you can."
A thin rendition of her hair grew back twice, but didn't stick around for long. Topical remedies to stimulate hair growth didn't help. There isn't a cure for the disease.
She turned to support groups and was active in the National Alopecia Areata Foundation in California. Her husband's Boeing job recently relocated the family to Edmonds.
Her two daughters, 17 and 18, have about a 25 percent chance of inheriting the condition.
"No one else in my family has it," Jurewicz said.
Alopecia areata is different than generic alopecia, the common and natural hair loss that happens with age.
Alopecia areata affects about 2 percent of the population, kids and adults. It can strike the scalp and any body area with hair follicles.
Wait, does this mean Jurewicz doesn't have to shave her legs?
No. She didn't get that lucky.
It claimed her eyelashes, eyebrows and nostril hairs, little hairs she used to take for granted. Now she knows better.
"Your eyelashes keep things from coming in," she said.
Nose hair keeps stuff from running out.
Eye drops, tissues and an eyebrow pencil are her best friends.
Still, alopecia has its perks. With six wigs, she can change her hair to match her mood or outfit.
Usually, though, she grabs what's handy.
"One wig is on the front room couch. One is in the midst of all the dining room stuff," she said.
Of course, sometimes it's not so handy.
"I'm telling you, I can find my purse, but I can't find my hair."
Her wigs are mostly short styles in light browns with varying highlights.
"I want to look as normal as possible," she said.
Most people don't see right away that it's a wig, but they might notice that her hair looks different.
"They say, 'Oh my gosh, you got your hair cut and colored.'"
The wig isn't just for show. It's a medical hair prostheses to protect the scalp from the elements. Like a hat, it can get hot, itchy and uncomfortable. Jurewicz sometimes wears a scarf or bandanna instead of a wig.
"People think you have cancer," she said. "They come up and ask how my recovery is going. I tell them I have alopecia and they look at me kind of puzzled. I tell them it's a hair-loss disorder and that it's not life-threatening. I'm not shy to tell people. I'm a walking billboard."
A bigger billboard is Charlie Villanueva, the totally hairless 6-foot-11 sharp shooter for the NBA's Detroit Pistons, who has become a poster giant for alopecia areata.
And then there's beauty queen Miss Delaware Kayla Martell, the first bald Miss America contestant in 2011.
As for Jurewicz, she got her 15 minutes of fame on the Bravo reality TV show "Shear Genius" in an episode about styling wigs for women with alopecia.
"I got to keep the wardrobe and the hair provided," she said.
There's a bond with others.
"I was at a Mariners game in July and saw another girl down the row who had her head shaved. I could see where she had patches. I asked her if she was a fellow alopecian and we talked."
There are some drawbacks. Instead of one head of hair to primp, Jurewicz has six.
She cleans the wigs about once a month.
The synthetic heads are simple: "I wash it and let it dry, shake it and it goes back to whatever it was."
The human hair wigs take some doing, and can be styled straight or curly with flat irons and hot rollers.
Like anyone, Jurewicz has her bad hair days.
"One of my wigs, the bangs stick out," she said.
The human hairdos frizz in rain.
The greatest threat to her hair is in the kitchen.
"I have to worry about it when cooking. Opening the oven door, grabbing stuff out," she said. "If I get too close to the oven or open flame, it is ruined."
And at $300 to $400 a head, it cost more than just burning a pot roast.
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Adrenal Fatigue Makes News
The Daily Mail have today published a short article on the prevalence and potential management of Adrenal Fatigue.
Adrenal Fatigue is any decrease in the ability of the adrenal glands to carry out their normal functions. This can happen when your body is overwhelmed, or when stress exceeds the capacity of your body to compensate and fully recover. As a result of the increased endocrine related demands the adrenal glands can become fatigued and are unable to continue responding adequately to further stress.
Adrenal Fatigue is a collection of signs and symptoms, known as a "syndrome" that results when the adrenal glands function below the necessary level. Most commonly associated with intense or prolonged stress, it can also arise during or after acute or chronic infections, especially respiratory infections such as influenza, bronchitis or pneumonia. Many factors can reduce adrenal function, and it is often an accumulation of such triggers over a period of time which are responsible for the syndrome known as adrenal fatigue.
It seems that this condition is becoming more common as the stresses of the last 12 months or so catch up on people in the UK.
The increasing prevalence of the syndrome presents one of the most interesting medical paradigms of our time. First coined by Canadian alternative medicine specialist Dr James Wilson in 1998, the term Adrenal Fatigue is beginning to be recognised by mainstream health organisations.
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When rapper MaG says This Ain't Rap, he means it in a Dead Prez, "it's bigger than hip-hop" kind of way, in a Magritte "this is not a pipe" kind of way. For those who don't know those references and/or are too lazy to Google, let me really break it down. MaG, a Bronx-born emcee who's making his DJBooth debut with This Ain't Rap, is saying that although the track's soulfully banging beat, courtesy of Remot, certainly sounds like rap, and his smoothly flowing, lyrically solid rhymes definitely sound like rap, his music is more than just rap. Sure his "Hov, let me take those reins" proclamations are a little premature, but I'm sure the Booth will agree quality music like this can't be confined to the narrow boundaries of "rap." For more not-just-hip-hop be sure to check out MaG's upcoming project I Ain't Goin' Back to Retail!, due to hit the interwebs on December 22.
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