Autoimmune disease has many core causes, but a big one is toxins. Reducing your toxic load is critical to healing your leaky gut, which will start to allow your body to participate in healing your pain. Our guest this week is health coach Cheryl Meyer, award winning author of It Feels Good to Feel Good: learn to eliminate toxins, reduce inflammation and feel great again. She will discuss how those toxins are getting into our bodies, and how to eliminate them.

For more Information visit https://cherylmhealthmuse.com/

This week, Necie chats with Alex Umansky, Esq. about chronic illness in the work force. How can you manage your illness and treatments, and keep from getting fired? What regulations are in place to protect you? And what changes could be on the horizon due to the political climate.

Learn more about this topic by listening to the podcast. It is very informative and I highly recommend that you listen to it.

Attorney Umansky believes the changing political climate is leading to an increase in workplace discrimination in a number of areas, including those who are ill. He will discuss the issue, and your rights under the law.

For more information, Attorney Umansky can be reached at https://mosheslaw.com/

Alex Umansky is a dedicated New York workplace discrimination attorney at Law Office of Yuriy Moshes, P.C. He works at the forefront of the fight for employee rights, and is committed to continuing his stellar track record of obtaining substantial and just verdicts for his clients. Among his career successes have been multiple six-figure verdicts and judgments, including one for $400,000 and a seven-figure verdict of $1,692,000 in a construction accident case, which was one of the top verdicts in New York that year.

Mr. Umansky’s commitment to fighting on behalf of those that have been wronged is reflected in his distinguished work as a civil rights litigator. Before joining Law Office of Yuriy Moshes, P.C., he gained valuable experience as a trial lawyer conducting multiple trials at the state and federal levels. He now brings the same energy and determination to serving his employment law clients at our firm. Among other matters, he fights discriminatory and harassing workplace conduct, and also assists those workers who have been unfairly punished or retaliated against for speaking out about their employer’s conduct.

Mr. Umansky obtained his Bachelor of Arts in History at the State University of New York in Stony Brook before graduating from New York University with a Masters in International Relations. While attending New York Law School, he participated in the Immigration Law Students Association and the Dispute Resolution Team. As a law student, Mr. Umansky served as a judicial intern for the Supreme Court of the State of New York in the Commercial Division for the Honorable Charles E. Ramos. He graduated in 2010 and was admitted to the New Jersey Bar the same year. The following year, he was admitted to the New York Bar. Mr. Umansky interned with the Department of Homeland Security, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, where he conducted research and wrote on immigration and international law topics, including human rights, minority rights, and refugee status. He also brings an understanding of the criminal justice system to his practice, having served as an Assistant District Attorney for the Kings County District Attorney’s Office before dedicating himself to civil litigation.

In addition to his admission to two state bars, Mr. Umansky is admitted to practice in federal court before the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, the United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern District of New York, and the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. He maintains professional memberships with the national and New York Chapter of the National Employment Lawyers Association, the New York County Lawyers Association, the New York State Bar Association, and the American Bar Association. In 2015, he served as a guest speaker at the National Employment Lawyers Association annual fall conference, presenting in “Just Do It: Closing Arguments.” He also served as a judge for the Law School Mock Trial Competition held at the District Court for the Southern District of New York. He is fluent in Russian.

Employment law can be a complex practice area, particularly from a procedural standpoint. Mr. Umansky has a strong grasp of the technical requirements necessary to handle the various types of employment cases, and always works towards the best possible settlement for his clients. However, in the event that an employment dispute cannot be settled to his client’s satisfaction, he relies on his superior training and advocacy skills as a trial lawyer to obtain the best results before a judge or jury.

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We create our lives with our thoughts and our behaviors. When we consciously choose our behavior or our thoughts, we are choosing to create a life of what resonates with us. It is that simple.

Co-creating your life with the Universe is what this life/day planner is all about. Every day, you choose what you want to experience and focus on. It is that simple. You get to choose. And intentional living is the result of deliberate choices, actions and thoughts.

F. Mikel Carmon
Ms. Carmon was born and raised in northwestern Wyoming. Her family spent time in the wildneress of Yellowstone Park and the shoshone wilderness experiencing horse pack trips and learning to light a one match fire. After graduating from High School she entered the University of Northern Colorado with an emphasis in special education and later changed her major to counseling psychology where she received her Master’s degree and was honored with being inducted in Who’s Who’s in American Colleges and Universities. She also belonged to the National Honor Society of Psychology during her times at UNC in Greeley , Colorado. She worked 3 jobs and carried a full load before graduating with honors.

Mikel started her private practice immediately upon graduation and stilll maintains a private practice. She was also invited to speak in St.Petersburg Russia with the Association for Humanistic Psychology during their 9th annual conflict resolution conference. During this time she hosted “The Mikel Carmon Show: Healing Relationship with Self & Others”. This was a live show and her guests included authors, experts from many fields and took live calls from the listening audience. The focus of the shows were wellness, conscious language and living, integrity, leadership, personal and global accountability, work-life balance, voluntary simplicity and much more. It was also during this time that the initial CreateEnergy was developed and published by Books Beyond Borders (1995, Boulder , Colorado). It was then self published for years. It had very good success in the markets it reached.

One of Mikels passions is horses and mules and her wagontrain business was started in 2001 after completing the Bozeman trail which was approximately 730 miles and took 2 and a half months to complete. She also completed the Bridger trail during the Wyoming centennial , the Idaho Centennial wagontrain (both in 1990). Her own wagon train business, Spiritriders Wagon Train Adventures takes folks down to the historic Hole in the Wall and the Oregon trail. Lester and Festus are the current mules that she owns along with Cherokee her personal riding horse .

Mikel is also a certified equine assisted learning professional and studied with the founder of EAGALA. Horses mirror who we are and this work is know for quick and lasting results. Her business: Horse Wisdom for Wellness is still maintained in Northern Arizona.

After years in private practice, Ms. Carmon was ready for a new area of study that would challenge her and be effective with her client base that kept growing. After reading Energy Medicine by Donna Eden and David Feinstein (I had read it years earlier), I entered into the foundations year with Innersource and then completed the 2nd year to become a certified Eden Energy Medicine Practitioner. This work and the people involved with Eden Energy Medicine is outstanding to say the least.

At present, Ms. Carmon’s newest edition of her authored work, CreateEnergy: Co-Creating Your Life with Conscious Intention, Balance and Simplicty (Two Harbors Press, 2015) combines her years of experience with clients, conducting workshops and retreats, keynote addresses and living a life with purpose and passion. At 63, her health is excellent and her eyesight is improving with age thanks to Eden Energy Medicine. Her work and reputation are characterized by “getting it done” with impeccable integrity and being fully engaged in life. She is known for long lasting positive results and continues to ask the question: “are you willing to heal”? The answer to that question is not always clear in people’s minds.