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High blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking, obesity, and diabetes are leading causes of stroke. One in three US adults has at least one of these conditions or risk factor
Stroke is a leading cause of death for Americans.

The risk of having a stroke varies with race and ethnicity.
Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States has a stroke.2 Every 3 minutes and 11 seconds, someone dies of Stroke in this country.

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Dr. Cynthia Lewis, MD

Dr. Lewis has over 20 years of experience in the field of Adolescent Medicine.
Her areas of interest include health education, youth advocacy, and quality improvement in the delivery of adolescent health care. Dr. Lewis has provided
leadership in the development of evidence-based Pediatric Resident training
Curriculum on Dating Violence. Another area of her focus has been on prevention and treatment of obesity in adolescents.

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I have an absolute passion to speak up and out about mental health! This calling propels me to speak publicly about ways for audiences to enhance their emotional health, be their best selves, and move boldly and powerfully toward their goals and dreams That's why I wrote the On Being Well Workbook: Foundations of Positive Emotional Health. To equip people with reliable information that promotes growth and change. As a licensed psychologist, certified trauma professional, entrepreneur, author, and speaker."Dr. Carla J Cooke "
George Wade is a retired businessman and SGI Men's Leader

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Yasko KoKo is a stroke survivor that uses her voice as mission. ...listen!

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Riding with Osborne Celestain, a cancer survivor, through Tulsa, Oklahoma, would be a journey filled with inspiration and resilience. As you pedal alongside him, you might hear stories of his personal battles with cancer and how cycling played a crucial role in his recovery and ongoing health. Perhaps you'd ride through scenic trails or urban paths that hold special meaning for Osborne, places where he found solace and strength during his treatment.

Osborne's perspective as a survivor would likely infuse the ride with a profound appreciation for life and the healing power of physical activity. His leadership in the cycling community and his advocacy for health and wellness would also shine through, creating a ride that not only explores Tulsa's landscapes but also underscores the importance of perseverance and community support in overcoming challenges.

Overall, riding with Osborne Celestain through Tulsa would be more than just a physical journey; it would be a testament to the human spirit's ability to triumph over adversity and find joy in the simple act of riding a bicycle.

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Brian Kairo
is a Producer/Actor based in Atlanta, GA, they are currently working on their first
feature film project; Burnouts: Stoner Quest
Brian was born in Nairobi, Kenya and spent their first 17 years living there before moving to the
US in fall of 2019. Brian went to an international school that followed the British curriculum and
always had an affinity for the humanities subjects, like history and sociology. Growing up, Brian
would debate between being an actor or a lawyer, but unfortunately didn't expect to succeed in
acting due to living in Kenya. Brian was also a sportsperson in high school, playing high level
soccer and performed as the lead in their High school play.,Brian moved to the US in 2019 and
began their junior year in the US system. When Covid hit in 2020 Brian decided to leave the US
system and go to college in Canada for fall of 2021. Unfortunately, due to COVID delays they found themselves deciding to follow their dream of being an actor and began working towards that at the end of 2022. After a year of classes and short films, Brian Kairo joined together with
Travis Simmons to begin their first feature film production of Burnouts: Stoner Quest.



Travis Simmons
is a producer/actor based in Atlanta, GA where he is currently producing a
feature length film titled “Burnouts: Stoner Quest”. Travis was born in the small town of Jackson, GA as the fourth child. During primary education, Travis both excelled and struggled as
someone with undiagnosed ADHD is likely to do. Travis got his first camera at age 10 and
became enamored with both the complexity and freedom of filming. He wrote scripts and
convinced friends to help him. However, coming from a small town with no real means of
pursuing that dream, Travis decided to join the army as a linguist after graduating high school.

He served for 6 years and was then honorably discharged. He was also officially diagnosed with
both ADHD and bi-polar type 1 around the time of his discharge. The new revelation caused
Travis to re-evaluate his life and he realized his passion for filming and actors had actually only
gotten stronger. He decided to change the trajectory of his life completely and moved to Atlanta
to pursue acting. Travis then met Brian Kairo in an acting class. After becoming friends, they discussed their mutual passion and decided to work on a project together. That project has
turned into “Burnouts: Stoner Quest”


Bipolar disorder (formerly called manic-depressive illness or manic depression) is a mental illness that causes unusual shifts in a person’s mood, energy, activity levels, and concentration. These shifts can make it difficult to carry out day-to-day tasks.

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