Alzheimer - DR. Karen O. Moss

Jackie Crowder is a financial professional. Jackie, talks about her mission to empower and educate individuals, particularly in underserved communities, on managing finances, building wealth, securing their future and becoming debt-free.

The meeting is an interview between Felice Thomas, host of "The Cell" (a show by the Faith Thomas Foundation), and Leonard Waddell JR, a sickle cell warrior. Leonard shares his lifelong journey with sickle cell, from his delayed diagnosis at age three to navigating school, employment challenges, and eventually receiving Social Security disability. He discusses his views on medical treatments and the daily realities of living with constant pain, the impact of environmental factors, and the emotional toll of the disease, including the loss of loved ones. Felice, who lost her own daughter to sickle cell, empathizes with Leonard's experiences and highlights the foundation's work in raising awareness, particularly about less-discussed aspects like the C trait. The conversation concludes with Leonard's powerful message about patience and understanding for those supporting sickle cell patients.

Derrick Greenwade talks about his son and how he lives with Betathalasemia a rare form of sickle cell disease.

Jalisa Dawkins shares her journey to parenthood. She share her challenges through fertility issues and genetic testing and IVF.  

Karen O. Moss, PhD, RN, CNL, FNAP Talks about why she choose Alzheimer Disease as one of her passion in life and why she wants to make a difference. Dr. Moss is a Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University College of Nursing and Medicine

Michelle Upshaw, Founder and CEO of Puppets for Peace Inc talks about her passion for Puppets and how she uses Puppets to make an impact within the Community. Michelle is also Bullying Prevention Specialist, and also has a passion for creating safe and inclusive environments for individuals of all ages,

Join in our discussion with, Jenny Hudak, Lifeline of Ohio Community Outreach Coordinator Laurise Johnson, Lifeline of Ohio Multicultural Program ManagerOn why it's important in making the decision to become an organ , eye or tissue donor. How you have the power to make a difference in someone else’s life. One decision can leave a legacy for generations to come and impact many you may never meet.

Pamela Gregory , Co-Founder, African American male Wellness Agency and Natalie Donnally, Vice-President, African American Male Wellness Agency. Talks about 2024 Uplift Her Event - and National Center for Urban Solutions (NCUS)

Guest: Kamilah Dixon MD, MA, Vice Chair of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Associate Professor; Medical Director of Moms2B; The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

Anthony Murphy | Executive Director  Discuss "Lead The Way Learning Academy" mission to empower the youth with clarity, inspiration, drive, and opportunities for growth. We achieve this through cutting-edge, research-backed programs and services designed to provide a profound sense of purpose in every individual we [email protected] l 614-634-0163