Month: August 2013

twitch twitch,Lee Love, ImaginePublicity,workplace bullying,immigration,discrimination

Author Lee Love Stands Against Bullying

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In her book, Twitch, Twitch, Lee Love’s character finds herself embroiled in a workplace situation with a co-worker bully because of her immigration status, her skin color, her gender, and any other “difference” the bully could find to complain about to superiors. Twitch, Twitch, although fiction, is based on the real life experiences of the author. Jamaican by birth, Lee Love immigrated to the United States at age 11 with the same high hopes of others,, the dream of success. Running head on into discrimination and the workplace bully, Lee Love persevered and learned many hard lessons along the way. Love achieved a level of success which afforded her the opportunity to travel the world and see her wishes come true, but not without a price. Lee Love has taken a stand against bullying of all kinds and has been quite vocal about how it effects the self worth of those who suffer at the hands of a bully, especially in the workplace. One often overlooked subtle forms of bullying can be found in relationships, especially in …

Your Health is Wealth with Dr. Akoury: Soccer Moms and Executive Addicts on the Rise

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Your Health is Wealth with Dr. Akoury Monday-Wednesday-Friday at 12:30pm on WFXB FOX TV Special guests: Dr. Gregory Smith and Dr. Fouad Ghaly Too often headlines shout about another celebrity dying due to the complications of addiction, many using street drugs like cocaine and heroin, prescription drugs, or a combination of both, including alcohol. In too many cases doctors are a large part of the problem with a quickness to prescribe painkillers, rather than discover what the root cause of the patient’s pain might be and treating it, thus creating a potential addict. The latest celebrity addiction deaths, Corey Montieth and Lisa Robin Kelly, are two rising young actors who were cut down way too soon. It’s hard not to notice the celebrity deaths, they make news, but what about the millions of addiction deaths that never make news? Along with celebrities, all addicts must be offered treatment, treatment that works. “Soccer moms” and executives have joined the ranks of the addicted at an alarming rate! Too many addicts go through the revolving door of rehab …

Shattered Lives: WeTip Anonymous Crime Hotline

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SHATTERED LIVES with Donna R. Gore, “LadyJustice” Examining the effects of those who have survived violent crime and how it has impacted their lives. Real people, real tragedy, real help. Saturdays at 5pm ET Listen LIVE:  CLICK HERE Crimes are solved every day. Some from competent investigations, some from confessions, but most of the really important clues often come from the public at large.  Since 1972 there has been a way for citizens to anonymously report valuable information to authorities through WeTip Anonymous Crime Hotlines all across the nation. There’s a difference between “anonymous” tipsters and “confidential” information; at WeTip citizens can be assured that no one will ever know who they are when calling in, not even the folks at WeTip. The purpose of WeTip’s totally anonymous system is to allow those who would not normally involve themselves with law enforcement agencies to have a way to get information about crime to those investigators who need it most. The guests for the hour are Sue and Sue! That’s right, two Sues who work with WeTip Anonymous Crime …

Victims’ Rights Prevail in Connecticut Due to Voices Being Heard

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Big things happen when the squeaky wheel is greased, and from unlikely sources. During the unexpected experience of a parole board hearing, Donna Gore aka “LadyJustice” and her family found themselves facing circumstances that were unwanted and unplanned. 34 years after losing their beloved husband and father, the murderer was up for parole, able to do so because of “good time” served. Sometimes it’s the little things that make big differences to the comfort level of a victim of crime.  One of the things that the Gore family did not want known to the person convicted of murdering their loved one was their identities at the parole hearing.  A crime victim should not have to ask what rights are available to them, however, in the course of criminal history, many victims don’t know what rights to ask for or who to question. Former Connecticut State Victim Advocate, now a private attorney, Michelle S. Cruz was retained by the family to offer legal representation and advocacy during the short preparatory period before the parole hearing which was …

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Relational Harm Reduction Radio: Pathological SUPER TRAITS, What are they and How do they Effect Our World?

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Relational Harm Reduction Radio! How to recognize partners with narcissism, anti social, sociopathic or psychopathic disorders. How to leave, heal, and build a sound recovery.   Thursdays at 8:30 pm ET Listen LIVE or to the Podcasts http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relational-harm-reduction Join Sandra L. Brown and Jennifer Young Sandra L. Brown, MA and Jennifer Young, LMHC are the hosts of Relational Harm Reduction Radio each Thursday at 8:30pm ET on BlogTalk Radio for the purpose of educating the public and professionals about the pathology of harmful love relationships and how to assist in leaving healing and recovering. It’s a process based on the models created by  The Institute for Relational Harm Reduction and Public Pathology Education. By popular demand, the show will focus on the subject of pathological Super Traits, taking phone calls live and questions in the chat room! Super traits are all those excessive traits that kept you hand cuffed in the pathological relationship. Learn why these are your future risk factors. Some examples of SUPER TRAITS: hyper empathy, super tolerance, high relationship investment So, you’re in this “too good to be …