Editor’s Letter
Dear Ladies,
Welcome to May!
We are right in the middle of spring, and I
love it! I have said it before and will repeat it;
this is my best time of the year! The month of
April was excellent. I hosted the first edition of
DOZ Live Inspirational
Conference simply known
as DOZ Live. It was a
great conference and
such a blessing to see my
vision materialise. I am
eternally grateful to all
the women (and men)
who played one role or
the other in ensuring
that my idea emerged
powerfully. The speakers,
Dr. Marsie Ross, Dr.
Yolanda Jerry, and Philicia
Baugh Pringle, were
terrific. The singer, Sarah
Wonders, was fantastic
in the rendering of her
song, Champions Anthem.
The sponsor, Gee Patchett
of Transformation
Powerhouse was brilliant.
A million kisses to all who
helped. Now, I am back
to the drawing board
as I plan for DOZ Live
December 2019. If you
live in London, watch this space and get ready
for the event of the decade. And if you don’t live
in London, don’t despair, we plan to have the
conference streamed live so you can watch it
wherever you reside.
In the last issue, we featured Uche Anyanwagu
MD, Ph.D. under the DOZman Inspiration
column. At the time we neglected to give
proper credit for some of the photos published.
Credit for Uche’s photos taken at the Diabetes
Conference UK goes to the photographer,
Philippa Gedge of Philippa Gedge Photography,
www.philippagedge.com.
You are reading DOZ Issue 43, May 2019, and
you will be thrilled by all the stories. Our DOZ
That Inspire You, for this issue is, Dr. Marsie
Ross. As I already mentioned
she was one of the speakers
at DOZ Live and she is a
brilliant speaker. She is also
a pharmacist and the award-
winning self-care crusader
who established EdLyn
Essentials. Marsie implores
women to take charge of their
happiness as she knows the
catastrophic effects being
‘fake happy’ has on their
health, career, relationships
and everything else.
Our DOZ Show Preferred
Guest is Mrs. Florence
Agbugui, and she shares
a powerful testimony of
her daughter’s cure of the
dreadful sickle cell anaemia.
Hers is an interview you
want to read. And don’t stop
at reading, please spread
the word, and get in touch
with her to see how you can
support the fantastic work
that they do (The Amanosi 5k
Victory Walk / Run). You might save a life.
“DOZ Chronicles: Ruki” continues in this issue. Do
enjoy it.
I look forward to seeing you next month.
Blessings!
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DOZ Magazine | May 2019