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Page 5 Beautiful Again Restoring Your Image & Enhancing Body Changes Jan Willis Introduction by Sharon Coulter, MN, MBA, RN

Page 6 Actual situations and the experiences of real people were the basis for the examples cited in this book. However, the names have been changed to protect privacy. In some instances, the cases cited are composite creations based on the author's professional experience. This book expresses the opinions of the author, and is not intended to replace the services of a physician. Any medical recommendation should be evaluated thoroughly with an individual's personal physician, with suitable consultation as needed. Copyright 1994 by Jan Willis Published by Health Press P.O. Drawer 1388 Santa Fe, NM 87504 All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. Printed in the United States of America. ISBN 0-929173-13-9 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Willis, Jan, Beautiful again/by Jan Willis. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index 1. Medical rehabilitation. 2. Beauty, Personal. 3. Body image. 4. Surgery, Plastic. 5. Cosmetics. I. Title RM930.W55 1993 646.7'2dc20 92-23698 CIP Edited by Denise A. Anderson Cover and Book Design by Suzanne Vilmain Photography by Pat Shoda and Jackie Whitesell Medical Illustrations by Maureen L. Pasuit, B.A., A.M.I. Cover Photograph by Herbert Lotz

Page 9 To my two partners: My wonderful husband Chuck, who planted the seed for this book and nurtured it throughout. My Lord Jesus who always reminds that "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me." Philippians 4:13

Page 11 Table of Contents Acknowledgements 13 Introduction 15 1 Our Reflective ImageDoes it Matter? 17 2 SteroidsHow to Handle Image Side Effects 23 3 CancerMaintaining a Positive Appearance 43 4 People Who Use Wheelchairs 72 5 Camouflage Makeup 91 6 Accommodating Weight Changes 109 7 ColorFeeling Sick But Looking Well 124 8 Skin CareAn Uncomplicated Routine 132 9 MakeupThe Healthy Look 139 10 AccessoriesThat Extra Touch 155 11 Cosmetic SurgeryOne More Option 167 Conclusion 173 Bibliography 175 Resource Section 176 Index 179 About the Author 187

Page 13 Acknowledgements As a first time author, I never realized the number of people involved in writing a book. I discovered that an author feels a great responsibility in giving the correct information to the reader which necessitates gathering information from many people and sources. My sincere thanks to all those who offered suggestions and information, gave me leads and phone numbers, read manuscripts, allowed me to interview them and those who permitted me to use their photographs. Thanks to the Cleveland Clinic Foundation and the doctors and nurses there who made important contributions to this book. A special thanks to Shirley Gullo R.N., Paula Erwin-Toth R.N., Dr. James Zins, Dr. Salvatore Esposito, Pat Shoda, Jackie Whitesell and Doris Brennan for all their help. My heartfelt gratitude goes to Duane Newcomb, my literary consultant, who never doubted the need for this book or my ability to write it. His writing and editing skills and encouragement were invaluable in writing my book proposal and query letter. And thanks to my agent, Karen Newcomb, for finding me such a wonderful publisher.

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