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The show for October 30, 2007 is about Multiple Sclerosis. Even though it is still Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this show is timely. Will Adam just completed his ride across Canada to raise both awareness and money for MS.
Our Guest for this show included:
Dr. Bill Code M.D.
Not so long ago, Dr. Bill Code, an MD, was diagnosed with painful multiple sclerosis (MS). He thought his normal life was over. After he and his nutritionist wife, Denise, explored everything they could find in the medical journals, they began to research integrative medicine. What they discovered changed Bill’s outlook and his life. Now it just might change yours. Dr. Code is an author. His books are Who's In Control of Your Multiple Sclerosis, Youth Renewed and his new book Winning the Pain Game Dr. Code has written articles for medical professionals and is an invited speaker at medical conferences. He also conducts teleseminars on MS, and other health issues.
Will Adam: He travelled to Victoria and back last Wednesday - by bike! He said it was a 19 hour day. He feels so light, cycling without the trailer. He met Greg Sam and really connected, and they decided to create a sweat lodge for him on Sunday. He says he has barely begun to absorb the fact of the voyage or its ending. Here's hoping that the time with the aboriginal healer will enable him to come to know his accomplishment.To complete Will's distance total: he travelled 43 kms from Vancouver to Nanaimo (not counting the ferry) and 152 kms from Nanaimo to mile zero in Victoria. That makes a grand total of 6966. PLEASE PLEASE DONATE TO MS. You can donate on line at Pay Pal on his site (though you don't get a tax receipt that way.) " The impact of his journey is not over. He has touched many minds and hearts. He has also raised a significant amount of money for MS and that continues to come, slowly. We hope for $1 for every km travelled. (close to 7000)
The address on Vancouver Island is:
Central Island Chapter
PO Box 304
Station A
Nanaimo, BC
V9R 5L3
but make sure to put in the memo space "RE WILL'S RIDE"
Dr. Mike Esposito, Radiologist Is an Radiologist who specializes in diagnosing MS
Dr. Michael Esposito will discuss screening and diagnosis of MS information you need about this devastating disease.
CREDENTIALS: Michael Esposito, M.D., has been in private practice in the Tampa Bay area for over ten years. An expert in neuroradiology, he leads a 20-member radiology group and is well-versed in current issues affecting medicine. Dr. Esposito is the author of LOCKED IN, a unique medical thriller that presents current events against a backdrop of deceit, greed, and murder.
Pam Edgar:
Even though Pam is our co-host, for this show she will be wearing two hats for this particular episode. Pam has been self managing MS for over 30 years. She is also a master trainer for the University of Victoria’s Chronic Disease Self-Management program.
Nathalie Cooke, Administrator, Fundraising, Volunteers & Programs Nathalie has been with the MS society for 61/2 years. She started as a walk coordinator. She is now responsible for communications, their newsletter, office admin, and organized their exercise and social activities.MS Society of Canada, Central Island ChapterTel:     250.754.6321 Fax: 250.754.2540
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www.mssociety.ca/centralisland
Jim Wolfgang is a member of National MS Canada Board of Directors, MS Canada appointed him as the Person with MS on the MSIF International Committee (PwMSIC) headquartered in London, England. Each country’s Society appoints one person with MS to act on that committee. He has since been elected on the MSIF PwMSIC Advisory Committee. He has been involved with the MS Society for about 23 years, starting as a fund raising volunteer and was elected to the Board of Directors for the BC Division of MS Canada in 1989. He was elected President of the BC Division (now titled Chairperson) in 1992 and was President in 1993 when MS Canada and the BC Division hosted the International Federation of MS Societies (IFMSS) conference in Vancouver now called the Multiple Sclerosis International Federation (MSIF). This is an international organization of 42 member countries MS Societies. I remained on the BC Division Board until 2004 when my second 6 year term limit required me to step down. My 6 year term as a member of the Central Island Chapter of the BC Division ended this year and I have left that board but remain on the Fund Raising Committee.
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Tuesday, 30 October 2007 |
The show for October 30, 2007 is about Multiple Sclerosis. Even though it is still Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this show is timely. Will Adam just completed his ride across Canada to raise both awareness and money for MS. Our Guest for this show will include:
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Dr. Bill Code M.D.
Not so long ago, Dr. Bill Code, an MD, was diagnosed with painful multiple sclerosis (MS). He thought his normal life was over. After he and his nutritionist wife, Denise, explored everything they could find in the medical journals, they began to research integrative medicine. What they discovered changed Bill’s outlook and his life. Now it just might change yours. Dr. Code is an author. His books are Who's In Control of Your Multiple Sclerosis, Youth Renewed and his new book Winning the Pain Game Dr. Code has written articles for medical professionals and is an invited speaker at medical conferences. He also conducts teleseminars on MS, and other health issues. |
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Will Adam: He travelled to Victoria and back last Wednesday - by bike! He said it was a 19 hour day. He feels so light, cycling without the trailer. He met Greg Sam and really connected, and they decided to create a sweat lodge for him on Sunday. He says he has barely begun to absorb the fact of the voyage or its ending. Here's hoping that the time with the aboriginal healer will enable him to come to know his accomplishment.To complete Will's distance total: he travelled 43 kms from Vancouver to Nanaimo (not counting the ferry) and 152 kms from Nanaimo to mile zero in Victoria. That makes a grand total of 6966. PLEASE PLEASE DONATE TO MS. You can donate on line at Pay Pal on his site (though you don't get a tax receipt that way.) " The impact of his journey is not over. He has touched many minds and hearts. He has also raised a significant amount of money for MS and that continues to come, slowly. We hope for $1 for every km travelled. (close to 7000) The address on Vancouver Island is:
Central Island Chapter
PO Box 304
Station A
Nanaimo, BC
V9R 5L3
but make sure to put in the memo space "RE WILL'S RIDE
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Dr. Mike Esposito, Radiologist Is an Radiologist who specializes in diagnosing MS
Dr. Michael Esposito will discuss screening and diagnosis of MS information you need about this devastating disease.
CREDENTIALS: Michael Esposito, M.D., has been in private practice in the Tampa Bay area for over ten years. An expert in neuroradiology, he leads a 20-member radiology group and is well-versed in current issues affecting medicine. Dr. Esposito is the author of LOCKED IN, a unique medical thriller that presents current events against a backdrop of deceit, greed, and murder. |
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Pam Edgar, is a master trainer for the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program |
Pam Edgar: Even though Pam is our co-host, for this show she will be wearing two hats for this particular episode. Pam has been self managing MS for over 30 years. She is also a master trainer for the University of Victoria’s Chronic Disease Self-Management program |
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Nathalie Cooke, Administrator, Fundraising, Volunteers & ProgramsNathalie has been with the MS society for 61/2 years. She started as a walk coordinator. She is now responsible for communications, their newsletter, office admin, and organized their exercise and social activities.MS Society of Canada, Central Island ChapterTel: 250.754.6321Fax: 250.754.2540
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
www.mssociety.ca/centralisland |
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Jim Wolfgang is a member of National MS Canada Board of Directors, MS Canada appointed him as the Person with MS on the MSIF International Committee (PwMSIC) headquartered in London, England. Each country’s Society appoints one person with MS to act on that committee. He has since been elected on the MSIF PwMSIC Advisory Committee. He has been involved with the MS Society for about 23 years, starting as a fund raising volunteer and was elected to the Board of Directors for the BC Division of MS Canada in 1989. He was elected President of the BC Division (now titled Chairperson) in 1992 and was President in 1993 when MS Canada and the BC Division hosted the International Federation of MS Societies (IFMSS) conference in Vancouver now called the Multiple Sclerosis International Federation (MSIF). This is an international organization of 42 member countries MS Societies. I remained on the BC Division Board until 2004 when my second 6 year term limit required me to step down. My 6 year term as a member of the Central Island Chapter of the BC Division ended this year and I have left that board but remain on the Fund Raising Committee. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 08 November 2007 )
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Wednesday, 24 October 2007 |
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Listen Now! Our Guest for this show include: Dr. Lynda Balneaves, PhD, RN: researcher from The University of British Columbia School of Nursing speaking on complementary therapies for Cancer. She shares current thought on complementary therapies. Dr. Janette Sam: BC Screening Mammography Program, Janette tells about BC's free screening for women in BC.
Janette Sam is a registered technologist who has worked for
the BC Cancer Agency since 1983. In her
current role as the Professional Practice Leader for the Screening Mammography
Technologists, Janette provides leadership to further the advancement of breast
imaging on a province-wide level. Maureen Hyde: President of the Cowichan Valley Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society Breast
cancer survivor turned volunteer. Maureen tells her story and why she
became involved. She also discusses how you can become involved and the
services available from the local units of the Canadian Cancer Society. Beverly Vote: The Breast Cancer Wellness Magazine was created to help meet the
emotional needs of women facing breast cancer. Beverly Vote, Creator
and Publisher, says “When I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age
of 38, I had no role model for healing. I didn't know what it took to
heal, what healing looked like, what healing felt like, or how to
create a wellness experience for myself.
Due to Scheduling issues Dr Esposito was unable to be with us for this show. he will be our guest for the October 30th show
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 October 2007 )
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Monday, 22 October 2007 |
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Listen Now! Our show for October 16th was mostly Pam and Toma talking talking about CHLY and sharing health topics around family and community. CHLY is a campus community station dependent on financial support from our members. Guests on this show include Kam Abbot who is our technical support and lynn Thompson who used to have a show in this time slot. |
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Saturday, 20 October 2007 |
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Listen Now! October is breast cancer awareness month. It is appropriate that our first show take this as our theme. This is our PODCAST for this show. (1 hour 50 minutes)
Our Guest for this show are: Judi Ruffle Ovarian cancer survivor Station manager for CHLY 101.7 FM in Nanaimo, Judi is an overian cancer survivor. Susan Deborah King: Breast Cancer survivor,
Author, Former Presbyterian minister and psychotherapist, and writing
instructor will be talking about Can Writing Save Your Life. Susan King was diagnosed with breast
cancer and had a mastectomy at age 51. For Susan Deborah King the only way to
regain her life after mastectomy was to write about it. She will discuss
how writing in the midst of a life crisis can help you find courage,
connection and healing.
Tara Taggart: Health Promotion Coordinator, Vancouver Island Region Canadian Cancer Society. Will be sharing some prevention strategies. Holy Trainer: Ovarian Cancer Survivor, diagnosed with ovarian cancer in January 2001. Courtney/Comox In
2004, She decided that she wanted to start the first Walk of Hope in
B.C. She got in touch with the National Ovarian Cancer Association and
got the ball rolling. With a wonderful Committee they raised awareness
about this disease! It was a huge success with funds raised over
$20,000.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 21 October 2007 )
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