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I recently stayed at the Charlotte Westin Hotel, and I took home the complimentary October/November 2008 edition of Today's Charlotte Woman. I have since read it cover to cover, and I was enriched and inspired by it. My husband is a radiologist, and his specialty is mammograms and breast biopsies. I hope they can implement some of the techniques your magazine recommends to help women through such a difficult time. I really enjoyed the Bernadette Sanders story, "Dance Yourself Well." Another feature, "Follow The Leader," was a great example of how women are paving the way for other women to excel with confidence and determination.

Belva Greenage is also in my prayers for a full cancer recovery.

Natasha Del Toro
Tampa, Fla.

Ellen Willson Hoover’s piece “Casting Your Net: Secrets Of A Reluctant Networker” in Today’s Charlotte Woman’s August Resource Guide was very valuable. The eight “networthy” methods appear to be both simple and effective. That’s always a great foundation for efficiency.

Regards,
Owen Lawson

Thanks so much for the great September issue. I’m on the executive committee of the board of the Arts & Science Council, and we so appreciate the celebration of arts in this issue, and the specific mention of ASC’s anniversary.

Belva’s “Publisher’s Note” said it so well — how fortunate we are to have such a vibrant and growing arts community in Charlotte!

Regards,
Linda Lockman-Brooks, president
Lockman-Brooks Marketing Services