Keynote Speaker, Nationally known Motivational Speaker/Author Tawana Williams...Born without arms & impaired use of her legs due to the drug Thalidomide; Tawana is "Unarmed But Dangerous" and will remove all your excuses! www.TawanaWilliams.com
Monday, March 24, 2014
Keynote Speaker, Nationally known Motivational Speaker/Author Tawana Williams...Born without arms & impaired use of her legs due to the drug Thalidomide; Tawana is "Unarmed But Dangerous" and will remove all your excuses! www.TawanaWilliams.com
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Saturday, February 1, 2014
Thursday, January 30, 2014
My Best Selling Book Unarmed But Dangerous Will Be a Movie in Theaters Soon!
My Best Selling Book Unarmed But Dangerous Will Be a Movie in Theaters Soon!
"Unarmed But Dangerous" Featuring Motivational Speaker/Author Tawana Williams
is Blazing the Trail with her Debut Movie and Newest Campaign...Its a $1.00 or
more Blessing! So, please Donate Today @ www.gofundme.com/unarmedbutdangerousmovie Tawana Williams was born without arms and impaired use of her legs. She's a highly sought after keynote speaker and TV Personality with a powerful and uplifting message for people of all walks of life. Her compelling story is one of triumph, perseverance and determination. She’s overcome many obstacles and has never let her disability stop her. She’s the Author of five
books including her Best Seller “Unarmed But Dangerous”-The Tawana Williams Story of Relentless Struggle and Ultimate Victory, this book is her personal testimony and will be featured as a Movie in Theaters in the near future. She’s an Artist (she draws with her feet) Businesswoman, Vocalist, wife, mother, Mentor, Former Spokesperson and CEO of Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc. She became a professional speaker in 1996 and travels the country with her husband ‘Toby’ speaking in schools, churches, day cares, nursing homes, prisons, drug rehabilitation centers, corporations and organizations. Tawana’s Mission is to give Hope and Inspiration to those facing
adversities and challenges. For more information visit www.TawanaWilliams.com
is Blazing the Trail with her Debut Movie and Newest Campaign...Its a $1.00 or
more Blessing! So, please Donate Today @ www.gofundme.com/unarmedbutdangerousmovie Tawana Williams was born without arms and impaired use of her legs. She's a highly sought after keynote speaker and TV Personality with a powerful and uplifting message for people of all walks of life. Her compelling story is one of triumph, perseverance and determination. She’s overcome many obstacles and has never let her disability stop her. She’s the Author of five
books including her Best Seller “Unarmed But Dangerous”-The Tawana Williams Story of Relentless Struggle and Ultimate Victory, this book is her personal testimony and will be featured as a Movie in Theaters in the near future. She’s an Artist (she draws with her feet) Businesswoman, Vocalist, wife, mother, Mentor, Former Spokesperson and CEO of Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc. She became a professional speaker in 1996 and travels the country with her husband ‘Toby’ speaking in schools, churches, day cares, nursing homes, prisons, drug rehabilitation centers, corporations and organizations. Tawana’s Mission is to give Hope and Inspiration to those facing
adversities and challenges. For more information visit www.TawanaWilliams.com
Friday, January 17, 2014
They still have a few tickets left...See you on Sunday, it's going to be a Blessing! See the flier and See you there! www.TawanaWilliams.com
The TRUTH about Thalidomide Babies/Tawana Williams
https://www.facebook.com/thetruthaboutthalidomide
Thalidomide was actually never approved by the
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) during the early 1960s, and
therefore, prevented thousands of deformities from occurring in the
United States. Frances Oldham Kelsey, the reviewer at the FDA who
delayed the approval, was awarded the President’s Award for
Distinguished Federal Civilian Service (at the time, the highest
civilian award in the U.S.) by President John F. Kennedy.
Taking even a single dose of thalidomide during early pregnancy may cause major birth defects.
In 1998, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Thalidomide
for use in treating leprosy symptoms. Studies are also being conducted
to determine the effectiveness of Thalidomide in treating symptoms
associated with AIDS, Behchet disease, lupus, Sjogren syndrome,
rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, macular degeneration,
and some cancers.
Isn't that something? What do you think about that? I'm Tawana Williams a Thalidomide baby...
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