What It Means to Be You

Better Health and More Joy

Informative Speakers, Healthy Food, Fun, Prize Drawings & Shopping with 20+ Vendors
Each vendor will have a prize drawing valued at $30 or more.
Food: 3 Taco Combo Plates with Rice Beans and Bagged Chips by Tiscarenos’ Catering & Fruit & Juice by Bionicos Mendoza

For More Info Contact Linda Holman at EnrichedSpirit@aol.com

Unlocking the Secrets of Aging Gracefully: Habits for a Healthier, Happier You!

Kari has a passion for empowering others to live their healthiest lives. As a certified health coach and cancer survivor, she understands the importance of taking care of the body and mind to achieve optimal health. Kari works with individuals who want to boost their energy levels, manage weight, or simply live a healthier, more vibrant life. She is dedicated to helping clients who want to establish healthier eating habits, incorporate more movement into their daily routine, and receive ongoing support and accountability on their wellness journey.

I Hate the Color Pink: One Woman’s Emotional Journey with Breast Cancer

One in eight women in the United States will get breast cancer. Hearing this diagnosis will throw your world into a tailspin. Fear and worry inhabit your brain and you find you can think of nothing else. Navigating medical information while trying to stay positive and hopeful can be a full-time job. Here’s one woman’s candid memoir written with both honesty and humor about how she managed to get through it. She takes you along the first year of her journey—from initial terrifying disbelief to resolve and eventual acceptance. Whether you or someone you know has breast cancer, this book has insight worth reading. Just like Susan says, “It’s a club I never wanted to belong to, but here we are.”

She married her high school sweetheart and had two children, grandkids followed. According to her, they are way more fun than the kids ever were! She has done
many things in her life, owned a business, taught school, worked in sales and more. She always wanted to write a book but a good topic never presented itself—until now.
Little did she know it would be such a deeply personal account of a year in her life that changed everything and taught her so much. She resides in North Tustin with her husband and their spoiled dog. The grandkids live down the street and visit often.

Importance of Wetland Habitats in Orange County

The talk will include topics such as native and non-native species in wetland habitats. It will also touch on common non-native plants that many people unknowingly plant in their yards.

Kim Yumul is currently the Program & Project Lead at OC Habitats (OCH). She is a marine biologist who recently graduated from California State University, Fullerton (CSUF). As part of OCH, she  has done a lot of work in habitat restoration, monitoring, education, and outreach alongside many women in the field of environmental conservation in Orange County. Using her experience with OCH and CSUF, she is interested in facilitating diversity and inclusion in STEM, as well as incorporating public outreach in improving science communication between researchers and local communities.