What a cure would mean to me.

              What a cure means to me.

Three months ago, my six year old daughter Olivia started having symptoms of excessive thrust, extreme hunger, and dehydration. Olivia was eating all the time and not gaining any weight. After spending two wonderful days together off to camp Smithy and watching the fireworks under the stars with our four wonderful children. We realized there was something wrong with our daughter Olivia. The following day we took her to emergency at CHEO. Her sugar level was so high the machine was unable to read it. They hooked her up to an IV and diagnosed her with diabetes type 1. At first every time we gave her an insulin shot she cried. This made me cry and sad I don’t want my sweet heart to be in pain. When she was out of the hospital my husband and I gave Olivia her injections. I was so nervous! I didn’t want my little girl to feel pain. This made me cry because this is something I can’t fix nor can the doctors. I can only help her adapt to her new chronic illness. I wish there was a cure!

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My Mom

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Marie Luise Leblanc
                                           

My mother, Marie Luise Leblanc ranks #4 at reverbnation an excellent Classical singer mother of 3 children and grandmother of 5 Children. Check her link out! http://www.reverbnation.com/natkingcoleandloisarmstrong?top_fan_referrer=artist_2866966

2nd Annual FaeryFest 2012 
Perth, ON
By Cheryl Sinfield, Faerie Ce Ce

The Faeries are returning to Perth, ON. Saturday, June 9th, 2012 for the 2nd Annual FaeryFest! This Festival will take place at the Perth Civitan Hall, on Highway 43, just outside of Perth, from 10am to 5pm. Come dress in your finest Faery garb or mystical creature! Faery Wings are most WELCOME! In the Faery tradition of healing the planet and helping the animals, there will be free admission to the Festival but a donation to L.A.W.S. would be greatly appreciated. This year L.A.W.S. will be there with their own booth to accept donations and give info on the animal shelter. Last year's festival attracted approx. 200 - 250 people, with only 13 vendors, artists, and authors, etc. This year's festival has a bigger venue of 35 vendors, artists, and authors, etc. to date. The participants of FaeryFest will be inside the hall, as well as outside on the grounds surrounding the hall.
The organizer, Cheryl Sinfield was given this idea to have a FaeryFest last year from a close friend. She wanted to include anything and everybody that believed in the Faery Faith/Energy. The Faeries are here to remind us not to take life so seriously and have some fun. This is what the organizer wants to accomplish with this event! There will be something for everyone, for the very young to the young at heart!
Local artists, authors, vendors, oracle readers and healing practitioners will be there to temp you with their wares, knowledge and skill. As well as a FaeryLand Craft Zone for the little "Faeries" too. Local Perth resturant, Grandma's Lunch Box will be there to satisfy any mystical creature's stomach with treats, snacks, drinks and lunch.
There are many artists coming and returning to FaeryFest this year, here are a few of them. Sculptor, Doug MacDonald from Rue Royale has a wide array of cast cement sculptures. Another returning sculptress is Cheryl Sinfield of Faerie Art by Faerie Ce Ce with her natural one-of-a-kind Faery houses and doors, to attract the Faeries. Fibre artist, Cindy Keary will return too with her shawls and other kniting and weaving, which she makes from the wool from her own sheep. Her son is offering handmade candle holders with symbols for every modality. Christine Joyce will be showing and selling her originals and prints of Faery paintings and drawings. She will be selling masks, candles and cards too. Nature-inspired patio figurines M.E.L.PS. (Mary-Ellen's-Little-People) by artist Mary-Ellen Dick will be at FaeryFest too. Another sculptor/artist, John Ladd will be offering his wood carvings, hand built pottery, sheet metal art and paintings and sketches. A new artist/vendor to FaeryFest is Maryse Ferguson. She makes beautiful stain glass art and tie dye clothing. Pauline Bodkin and Tracey Foster will be sharing a booth. They will be showing and selling their Faery Shields, painted Mandalas and wire and beaded Crowns.
There will be beautiful handmade jewellery from Jenni Dumoulin of J27 Creations. If you forgot your Faery wings, Jenni is making handmade one-of-a-kind wings. Sharing a booth with Jenni will be Shannon Hiscocks of Gold Canyon Candles and as well her homemade bath salts. Shirley Lotz is showcasing and selling her custom made, original designed jewellery from Dubai. Oh my Faery Goddess!!! A local store from Perth, Shadowfax will be at the event tempting you with Faery Merchandise- figurines, books, oracle cards, crystals, gemstones and jewellery.
There are four authors joining us at FaeryFest this year. Denise Carpenter of Reiki Associates will be returning with her book, Reiki Wings and accompanied by the students notes. Children's author Nancy Lee Amos will be returning with her 3 part Scottish Faerytale series: Isabella and the Healing Faeries. New to FaeryFest is another children's author, Riemke Bles. Her books are set in Holland and are called Nelltje's Garden and Beene and the Atlantic Ocean. The last but not least children's fantasy author, Nathalie M. LeBlanc wrote The Magic Coat Series: Shrinking Forward.
FaeryLand Craft Zone will be hosted by I Heart My Art program. The craft will be using natural materials. There will be a fee for children to take part in the craft. As well, at the FaeryLand Craft Zone, there will be other activities that the children can be involved in, such as the Faery Boat. Get a surprise from a Faery at the Faery Boat! Beside the Craft Zone, Urban Trends will be offering face-painting, hair feathers, hair tinsel, and coloured extentions. As well, Ariessa from Urban Trends will be selling beautiful Faery Tutu's . Along with the Face-painting, another vendor, H & H Henna Artists will be offering Henna designs/tattoos.
Keeping with the Faery tradition, there will be natural body and health products and healing treatments and sessions available to sample and purchase. Arbonne, Exfuze and another natural product company, Swirley Thing will be there to promote and sell their products. Some of the healing sessions and treatments are Reiki, Pranic Healing, Reflexology, Quantum Touch, Homeopathy and Sandplay therapy. Oracle card, Tarot card, and Bean readings will be available at FaeryFest too.
For more on FaeryFest please contact Cheryl at: 613-283-9877 or faeriecece@hotmail.com. Hope to see you at FaeryFest...Faeries, Elementals, Mystical Beings, Star People, Light workers.....you know who you are! Faerie Ce Ce has one last question for you - "Do you BELIEVE?"

FaeryFest 2012

Meet Edgar and his minions from “Shrinking Forward”

Meet Samantha

"Tranquility"

Monday, January 10, 2011

The softly blowing wind kisses my face,
feelings of no disgrace.

The harmony makes me feel like I belong,
As the birds fly by singing us that delightful song.

Shadows are cast from the bare trees,
As they dance along with gentle breeze.

Freedom from our souls roams about as we please,
This brings about a new sense ease.

By:Nathalie M. Leblanc

Sanity

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Insanity runs though her veins,
as she tries to remain sain.

Looking around not making a sound,
as delusions of her psychosis is spun up all around.

Covering up her deeply rooted sadness,
which has brought upon her madness.

A fake smile to hide the truth,
Which only steals away her youth.

"Wings of an angel"

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

She's like a candle in the wind,
flickering in and out,
but nearly burn out,
the hollowness of death has crept upon her body,
leaving her to be a mostly empty shell.
The smile has gone from her face,
it's nearly time for her to go to another place.
Her voice is gone and left her mute,
simple nods and hand gestures is all that remains.
Wings will be placed.

By Nathalie M. Leblanc