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Donate yard sale extras Learn to ‘Be Well, See Well’ at aging forum
Garage Sale to the animal
shelter. Items can be dropped
off at the thrift store, 1193 Bay
St. in Old Town.
Patricia Immel, L.Ac. will
present “Be Well, See Well” at
the Aging In Place Forum, at
the Florence Events Center,
Friday, Sept. 16, from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m.
Immel’s presentation at 1
p.m. will provide valuable
information on taking care of
your eyes for visual longevity.
Eye health affects everyone
in the community, and there is
concern about the impact poor
eyesight has on the future. For
individuals already diagnosed
with degenerative eye condi-
tions, an integrative medical
approach and self-care have
much to offer.
Modern life places great
demands on our eyes with
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Most people have heard of the
3Rs of environmentally
friendly behavior-
REDUCE is to use less of something.
Use less water, turn off lights,
use both sides of a paper.
REUSE is to use an item again. Refi ll a water bottle, reuse a
container and buy reusable bags.
RECYCLE is to make new items from old ones; recycle
bottles, glass, paper, cans, plastic, cardboard & more.
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exposure from devices, such as
computers and phones, which
cause eye strain to an unprece-
dented degree.
Proactive care of the eyes
can make a difference in eye
health for people of all ages.
“I want to help people enjoy
the best eye health possible.
By understanding the relation-
ship of your eyes to your over-
all health, you can expand your
approach to keeping your eyes
healthy and slow degenerative
conditions,” says Immel. “Our
eyes are part of a living organ-
ism that has energy and vitality.
The health of our eyes requires
that our energy and vitality
nourish them.”
Conditions of the eyes can
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Physician
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often be reversed by improving
circulation to the eyes and
bringing proper care to the
structures of the eyes.
There are several specific
acupuncture points for eye con-
ditions.
Acupuncture and herbs offer
significant relief and treatment
to eye conditions including
degenerative conditions where
conventional medical treatment
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options are limited.
Acupuncture has the unique
ability to improve circulation
to the eyes and strengthen the
person's overall health.
Another advantage is that
acupuncture treatment is indi-
vidualized to address the
underlying cause of the
patient’s condition.
Immel is a licensed acupunc-
turist and herbalist with 20
years clinical experience. She
is passionate about connecting
people with the healing power
of nature, and dedicated to
helping people with their heal-
ing process.
Immel has advanced training
for utilizing traditional Chinese
medicine to support visual
health and treat eye conditions.
Immel and her husband, Dr.
Mark Immel, practice at
Wellspring Clinic in Florence.
For more information, visit
their website at www.TheWell
springClinic.com, or call 541-
902-8860.
Pianist and composer Scott
Cossu will be making his sixth
concert appearance in Kathy
Parsons’ house concert series
in Florence on Wednesday,
Sept. 14, at 7 p.m.
Performing with Cossu will
be guitarist Lonnie Mardis,
who has worked with Cossu
for more than 20 years.
Reserve seats early by
emailing Kathy Parsons at
kathypiano@gmail.com or
call 541-999-9720.
The address in Sandpines
West and directions will be
given when reservations are
made.
There is a suggested dona-
tion of $15 at the door (all
donations go to the artists).
Cossu was one of the first
artists signed to the legendary
Windham Hill record label in
the 1980s and continues to be
one of the most respected
names in contemporary music.
Cossu is currently one of 10
artists nominated for a
Lifetime Achievement Award
from One World Radio, which
broadcasts internationally.
His most recent album,
“Safe in Your Arms,” was
nominated for Best Piano
Album with Instrumentation
for 2015 by Zone Music
Reporter.
Cossu’s style is a blend of a
wide variety of influences that
create a sound uniquely his
own. As comfortable playing
barrelhouse piano as he is cre-
ating a lyrical melody line,
Cossu will be playing music
from his many albums as well
as some possible surprises.
To learn more about Scott
Cossu and his music, visit his
artist page on MainlyPiano
.com, which includes an inter-
view, bio and reviews of some
of his CDs and videos, or visit
www.scottcossu.com.
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