Aimmee Kodachian and Candy Campbell Amplify Thier Message

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Ken interviews two passionate women who are making a difference with their message. Aimmedd Kodachian who is the author of her biography, “Tears of Hope,” her true life story of a Middle Eastern Armenian Christian girl, growing up in the 1975 Lebanese Civil War. Candy Campbell aka:Candy The Nurse. When Candy is not performing as Florence Nightingale, Candy speaks on two main topics: her clinical research with families of premature babies, and about her research bringing better modes of communication to the healthcare world using applied improvisational exercises from theater, art, music, and dance. Her articles on maternal and preemie health issues have appeared online and in print publications, while the award-winning documentary, Micropremature Babies: How Low Can You Go? has been viewed on four continents. Check out her children’s books that delight audiences worldwide!

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