Podcasts about end lupus

The Walk To End Lupus Now® will be on September 24th in Cleveland Ohio. This walk is going to be hybrid, which means you can also join in online! The walk will be held at the Hofbräuhaus by Playhouse Square! We will be walking through some pretty cool places, including Cleveland State university! We are so excited to be back in person and we hope to see you there! Click the link to register and to learn more! https://www.lupusgreaterohio.org/walktoendlupus/

This morning John Voket and the award-winning For the People will help clarify why business executives and technology professionals should plan to attend the October 15 North East Annual Cybersecurity Summit. Then you'll hear how an inspiring team from Family ReEntry is turning young people coming out of incarceration into productive, community-minded citizens. And we'll close reminding you about the final 2019 Connecticut Walk to End Lupus - and learn about some of the resources and cutting edge research being funded by the organization.

Lupus is a disease that is a complete mystery. Where'd it come form? What's the cure? How can we help stop this tragedy from getting worse? Listen to find out what is going on and how you can help.

This week, John Voket visits with the Umbrella Center for Domestic Violence Services to talk about Domestic Violence Awareness Month events and some of the newest services being offered to victims through the Center. And since October is also SIDS Awareness Month and October 15 is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day we'll focus on First Candle, a Connecticut based non-profit committed to eliminating SIDS and other sleep-related infant deaths. And we'll close reminding listeners about the thousands of Connecticut folks coping with Lupus, and invite you to the October 14 Walk to End Lupus Now in Norwalk.

I was truly honored to host the 4th annual Walk to End Lupus in Newport News a few weekends ago! Lupus is a mysterious disease that is poorly understood by many. People affected by this brutal disease can often feel alone and powerless. But that day was the exception. That Saturday was a day that members of the lupus community came together to form a united bond and take steps toward a cure.

I review the Buzzard Day 50K and the Knoxville Marathon. With interviews! Also I talk about going to the American Museum of Science and Energy in Oak Ridge, TN. And seeing Michael Schenker in Cleveland. Click to Download RSS Feed Here is the YouTube version of the podcast! Same exact content, just put on YouTube for those who don't do podcasts. See the pictures while I talk. Please donate to keep this show going! THANK YOU! Relevant links: Sponsor: Health IQ Cycling to End Lupus. Please donate to help Keith Rahn. Buzzard Day 50K/100K/25K Run To Share, the charity of Buzzard Day. Please donate. Knoxville Marathon American Museum of Science and Energy Love Does, the organization my friend Pat raised money for. Please donate to help the orphanage in Nepal. Michael Schenker concert at the Agora Theatre in Cleveland. With bro-in-law Kenny. Michael Schenker in the spotlight. Buzzard Day 50K.   With Buzzard Day RD Roy Heger. With local friends Randy Kreill and Helen Garen after the Buzzard Day 50K. Kimberly Durst, whom I interviewed with RD Roy. RD Roy, the Ol' Buzzard. And the shirt and medal. RIP Vic the Civic, who died on the way home from Buzzard Day. Knoxville Marathon. Sunsphere near the start. With my daughter Tiana at the start, ready to run! Downtown Knoxville, getting close to the finish. Tiana crossing the finish line. With our medals. Knoxville Marathon goodies. After the race, in Gatlinburg. Good food at J. T. Hannah's. Next day, at the American Museum of Science and Energy in Oak Ridge, TN. Part of a unit used to separate U-235 from U-238. Airplane bombsight. Hair raising demonstration with the Van de Graaff generator.     Example of a flat top house built for residents of Oak Ridge during the Manhattan Project. Downtown Knoxville. In a store in Knoxville. I remember these from when I was young. Pat Farrell and I during his charity run. Pat's finish. You can donate to lovedoes.org/nepal.

Wilma Comenat is the local Regional Director of the Lupus Foundation of America and Michelle Morrison is a young woman living with the disease, lupus. The word 'mystery' occurs a lot when speaking of this disease because it manifests in many different ways, mainly affecting women. About 1.5 millions persons live with this disease in the US. Research is key, and funding is critical to supporting research. The Lupus Foundation has a very interesting/fun event coming up on May 19. Preregistration is required, as participation is limited for "The Great Unknown", a day of 5 different experiences using brain, brawn, and have a sense of adventure! The Walk to End Lupus is September 22. Other volunteer opportunities abound! www.lupus.org/pacificnorthwest

Pamela from the Walk To End Lupus Now committee sits down with Tiffany to talk about the upcoming walk in SF October 22nd. For more information: https://www.lupus.org/

This week on the award-winning 'For the People' host John Voket fittingly dedicates this first segment of October to all those Breast cancer survivors and those who have lost the fight, with a two-time breast cancer survivor who wants to invite you to start Making Strides Against Breast Cancer this October. Then we'll meet the director of the Connecticut Business Leadership Network whose members bring diversity full circle by welcoming individuals with disabilities into their workplace. We'll also learn about free ongoing career fairs and programs connecting businesses with the untapped assets disabled individuals can bring to their workforce. And we close with another inspiring guest who is living with Lupus, who wants to share how the upcoming Walk to End Lupus Now is supporting research and outreach services to thousands of state residents touched by this disease.

Walk to end Lupus joins us on this episode to share solutions, raise awareness, and help encourage those who are fighting this battle.Learn how you can get involved and come out to their event at the Space & Rocket CenterIn tune with tmill is powered by The Maitland Conservatorywww.themaitlandconservatory.orgProduced by Sun-Shyne Enterprises