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Hamilton, ON – Doreen South has earned and is recognized as a reputable Conduit for Spirit and is a Global Traditional Worker. She is certified by the First Nation education institute and has years of formal training. Doreen is a highly sought after spiritual practitioner who communicates with Angels, Divine Helpers, and Spirit Guides. She is a biological cell phone between the Earth World and the Divine Spirit World (Heaven). Doreen brings messages from Angels and our loved ones that have passed over to provide comfort, love, help, and healing through their messages. In fact, for those who fear death, she affirms that we never die. Doreen explains that being on earth is not about ?life and death?. It is a cycle of ?birth and rebirth.? In other words, we birth into the physical and when our physical body ends, we rebirth back to the Spirit World. This includes our fur babies and animals who teach us life lessons about the beauty of unconditional love. In the Spirit World, Doreen tells us that we can progress from one realm to another and whatever healing we were not able to do on earth we can effectively do in the Heavenly Realm. Another valuable part of her sacred work, is guiding earthbound spirits, who have been afraid to cross over, into the Light for a safe transition. Doreen teaches that when we receive messages of love from Higher Beings that heals trauma, giving a sense of genuine joy. This joy helps people make their best life choices thus achieving a wonderful sense of self-acceptance and purpose. Doreen pronounces that when we shine our Light, a ripple effect is created that brings a positive change to our family, friends, and to all of humanity. For more information, visit www.doreensouth.com

Rockwall, TX – Velma McMillan is the owner of three Blo Blow Dry Bar franchise locations – Rockwall, TX, McAllen, TX, and Bristol, VA. Along with her husband, she sells personal auto insurance through their company, Quantum Alliance. For the two upcoming shows, she will focus on Blo Blow Dry Bar. ?Blo Blow Dry Bar is a hair salon where you go in and you get your hair washed and styled – no cut and color,? explains Velma. ?We also can do make up.? ?It's a one stop shop,? adds Velma. ?If you are going to a big event or have an evening out on the town, and you want your hair and makeup done, it takes forty-five minutes to do your hair and forty-five minutes to do your makeup. You then just put on your clothes and go. It's quick in-and-out service.? Also, services can be performed remotely by members. She prefers NOT to call her staff employees, but instead members. She also involves her family in this business. One of her sons is the Chief Style Boss at their Rockwall, TX location, while her other son handles social media. ?My purpose is to make a legacy for my kids and grandkids,? notes Velma. Velma also likes to give back to the community as Blo Blow Dry Bar is a proud member of each Chamber of Commerce where her franchises are located. Having already been featured in Vogue and Vanity Fair, she came from nothing and built these businesses from the ground up, she is the first franchisee to open three locations within a twelve-month period. Ultimately, she plans to establish at least twenty franchises. For more information, please visit https://blomedry.com/blo-rockwall/

Oakland, NJ – Barry I. Gold is a retired scientist who studied pharmacology and is passionate regarding the opiate addiction crisis. He now offers his perspective on the growing usage of cannabis (marijuana), with a book proposal titled Hemp, Rope, and Smoke. In addition, he is also the author of two books, We're Overdosed and the upcoming book Boomer Dad: A Lifetime of Endurance, Resilience, and Disconnection, to be released later in 2024. ?I start the book We're Overdosed, by discussing the history of opium and where it came from,? explains Barry. ?This includes how heroin was invented.? ?I am trying to advance opiate education,? adds Barry. While Barry has made the painstaking effort to educate others about opiates, he also embraces the challenges of fatherhood at an advanced age, as he is a baby boomer. ?I am the single parent of a fifteen-year-old in addition to two older children, 49 and 47, from a previous marriage,? explains Barry. ?I am in the process of writing a book titled Boomer Dad: A Lifetime of Endurance, Resilience, and Disconnection.? Being the father of a fifteen-year-old son, while having its joys, also has its concerns. Barry cites that 14% of high school freshmen, of which most are the ages between fourteen and fifteen, have already sampled marijuana. To address the growing usage of marijuana, Barry is in the process of writing a book titled Hemp, Rope, and Smoke. ?Much like opioid addiction, growing marijuana usage is a public health issue,? concludes Barry. ?Don't politicize it!? For more information, please visit https://www.barrygoldwriter.com/