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It also assists your family by allowing them to know what your wishes are, and it provides guidelines for the physicians and healthcare providers who are taking care of you. It is your right, as a competent adult, to accept or refuse medical care or treatment.Īn advance medical directive protects your right to make medical choices when you cannot speak for yourself.

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Once again I am so grateful for all you do and I am praying that your holiday season is full of love, friends and family.Have you shared your preferences regarding medical treatment in the event you become incapacitated or unable to express your wishes? Advance medical directives can protect your rights if you ever become mentally or physically unable to choose or communicate your wishes regarding medical treatment. Once again I am so grateful for all you do and I am praying that your holiday season is full of love, friends and family.May God bless you richly! Most of you were at the event and got to see the transformations. I hope as supporters this helps you understand how important your support has been over the years. It is amazing for me to see the circle becoming complete. They are attending groups, helping facilitate groups, and giving hope to our new residents that there is another way to live. Again, our graduates have stepped up and are continuing to be there for the new members coming in. Carl Perkins who was our House Manager is now our Program Director and ASCENT has thrived under his leadership. This year has been a great year for ASCENT. Without those of you who were willing to sponsor our event it would have been possible. The 7th Annual Rhinestones and Rawhide was a huge success. The SHOW ME MAGAZINE is a great benefit to our community in keeping us all connected. Also, the recognition of local celebrations, events, and banquets plays a big part in encouraging and motivating involvement. This can positively impact many that may be in similar situations. Stories of challenges and perseverance that local folks experience can be related to by many, as well as provide an opportunity to encourage others. Another differentiator is the articles of inspiration. These are moments of opportunity for providing information and recognizing individuals that may have never been known throughout our region.

Each month a community, large or small, is pulled off the map and bragged about. It is the way you blend together all of the local communities. Lee, here is what I believe would be the major separation of the SHOW ME MAGAZINE. The personal interaction and professionalism during the “Why I Run” article was an absolute pleasure. My personal experience with you and your staff in November of 2017 was first class. These are excellent things to know and reward in our respective communities. Local businesses and organizations have a great opportunity to spotlight on their staff, services, and accomplishments. The calendar of events section covers a very broad list of area happenings that includes any interest that a person may have. In thinking about your magazine and what makes it so special and unique, I start turn through the pages. I never miss getting a new edition when they are released. Have a nice rest of the week.Ĭongratulations on your 17th year of SHOW ME MAGAZINE. Simply put – YOU DO GOOD WORK! …and the staff are appreciated. It was fun to see they had picked it up at the Joplin airport and I beamed. I just returned from SE Asia a couple of weeks ago with connecting flights from Joplin/Dallas to Hong Kong and I saw someone in a waiting area in Dallas with an issue. I smile when I see people picking up or reading the magazine at Red Onion’s Espressoria, Oriental House in Neosho etc. The pleasant news contribution is hard to find these present days esp in national media but also in regional sources. The best thing is it holds useful information and it is Pleasant/Good news. The publication is professional, colorful and the layout is eye-catching. The SHOW ME the OZARKS Magazine provides that foundation for our community and beyond. Plus, I was scouting for what the area had to offer. I was simply looking for like-minded people who were service and community focused. When I moved to the area 23 years ago I clearly remember visiting the bulletin boards at the Joplin Public Library and so many places. Although I’m sure you are aware of the value of you and your staff’s publication to the area I wanted to drop a note. I appreciate your insight and completely agree with you on community outreach and even highlighting local photography when we have the opportunity. The “thanks” goes beyond having a quick visit and the fun privilege of getting to review and score the photo entries for the SHOW ME the OZARKS Magazine. I just wanted to drop you a quick note and say “thank you”.

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