Beauty 4 Ashes

Part 2: BE SURE TO LISTEN TO PART 1 OF THIS EPISODE- Listen in as I discuss Health Care in regards to topics that are top of mind for most people, specifically women . I sat down to discuss health care with Dr. Alicia Elam, Pharmacist and Associate Professor for Augusta University and Dr. Angela Overstreet Wright, owner of Health Done Wright Family Medicine located in Augusta, Georgia. We discussed things you should think about when testing positive for Covid-19 , what are some thing you should consider when taking the new vaccines?, how do you advocate for yourself as women when facing healthcare disparities and inequities? What is the Strong Black woman myth and how does this stereotype impact the treatment you receive as a woman? You don't want to miss this episode . Please be sure to subscribe so that you don't miss Part 2 of this very important conversation . Disclaimer: The information discussed in this episode is not meant to take the place of medical advice from your physician. Please consult your medical doctor/ physician for questions or information pertaining to your specific situation. The information shared are opinions and not medical recommendations or advice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beauty4ashesintl/support [https://anchor.fm/beauty4ashesintl/support]

Listen in to the Part 1 of a 2 part series as I discuss Health Care in regards to topics that are top of mind for most people, specifically women . I sat down to discuss health care with Dr. Alicia Elam, Pharmacist and Associate Professor for Augusta University and Dr. Angela Overstreet Wright, owner of Health Done Wright Family Medicine located in Augusta, Georgia. We discussed things you should think about when testing positive for Covid-19 , what are some thing you should consider when taking the new vaccines?, how do you advocate for yourself as women when facing healthcare disparities and inequities? What is the Strong Black woman myth and how does this stereotype impact the treatment you receive as a woman? You don't want to miss this episode . Please be sure to subscribe so that you don't miss Part 2 of this very important conversation . Disclaimer: The information discussed in this episode is not meant to take the place of medical advice from your physician. Please consult your medical doctor/ physician for questions or information pertaining to your specific situation. The information shared are opinions and not medical recommendations or advice. BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE AND LISTEN TO PART 2 OF THIS SERIES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beauty4ashesintl/support [https://anchor.fm/beauty4ashesintl/support]

Tune in as I chat it up with my oldest son, Landen. Landen is part of Generation Z and is a collegiate football player .We sat down to discuss relationships between guys and girls on a collegiate level  and from his perspective. .We discussed what he looks for in girls, the friend zone, shame, rejection, dating athletes, parental advice and so much more .Grab those notebooks , take notes and show him some love . --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beauty4ashesintl/support [https://anchor.fm/beauty4ashesintl/support]

Sis, it's time to be authentically and unapologetically you , even in the workplace. Your hair should not be a career liability or barrier . During this episode, Sharron Miles Gilty, owner and creator of the Salon Chat an online social media platform sits down to interview me about natural hairstyles in the workplace. We discuss all things from micro-aggressions. micro-insults, to weaves, relaxers, extensions, braids and the perceptions attached to hair in the workplace. We also discussed the CROWN ACT legislation that prohibits race based hair discrimination in the workplace. You don't want to miss this episode To see the entire interview and video visit You Tube: https://youtu.be/kPxmm77ehZw [https://youtu.be/kPxmm77ehZw] #Diversity #InclusiveWorkplaces #NaturalHairintheworkplace --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beauty4ashesintl/support [https://anchor.fm/beauty4ashesintl/support]

The Phoenix Has Risen ! A Cancer diagnosis doesn't have to be the end of the story. You can have an abundant life after adversity. For Tonya, cancer wasn't a death sentence but it was a life sentence. Listen in and be ignited and inspired as you hear how she rose from the ashes that life handed her. Tonya, is proof that there is purpose for everything you go through --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beauty4ashesintl/support [https://anchor.fm/beauty4ashesintl/support]