Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Marianjoy High Hopes Brain Injury Support Group

Modern Art: You Can Do It! High Hopes Brain Injury Support Group Tuesday, March 12, 2013 6:30-8:00 p.m. Marianjoy Board Room, Henry J. Hyde Conference Room, 3rd Floor Speakers: Joe Eddy Brown and Jan P. Voogd For more information, contact Dr. Nancy Devereux, (630) 909-8607 or Michelle Monks, M.S., CCC-SLP, (630) 909-8562 Marianjoy Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare

Monday, February 25, 2013

Recalls, Market Withdrawals, & Safety Alerts > King Arthur Flour Voluntarily Recalls Flour

Recalls, Market Withdrawals, & Safety Alerts > King Arthur Flour Voluntarily Recalls Flour
February 22, 2013 - Norwich, Vt. – King Arthur Flour has initiated a voluntary recall of a limited number of its bags of flour due to the possible presence of small (7-9 mm) blue polyurethane balls that are used in the sifting process. The balls have a smooth surface and no sharp edges and are made from food grade material. Because of their bright blue color and size (about half the diameter of a dime), they are easily seen in the flour.
Only 5-lb. bags of King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour and King Arthur Unbleached Bread Flour that have a Best Used By Date and Lot Codes noted below are affected. This information is printed on the side of the bag beneath the nutrition panel. If the Best Used By Date and Lot Code number are printed on the TOP of the bag, then the product is NOT affected.

The following two (2) King Arthur Flour products are included in the voluntary recall:

King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour, 5-lb. bag, UPC 0-71012-01050-9 With the combination of both the Best Used By Date plus Lot Code beneath nutrition facts panel

Best Used By Lot Code
12/26/2013 L12A26B
12/26/2013 L12A26C
12/27/2013 L12A27A
01/18/2014 A13A18A
01/18/2014 A13A18B
01/21/2014 A13A21A
01/22/2014 A13A22B
01/30/2014 A13A30A
01/31/2014 A13A31A

King Arthur Unbleached Bread Flour, 5-lb. bag, UPC 0-71012-04105-3 With the combination of both the Best Used By Date plus Lot Code beneath nutrition facts panel

Best Used By Lot Code
12/26/2013 L12A26A
12/26/2013 L12A26B
01/03/2014 A13A03A
01/03/2014 A13A03B
01/16/2014 A13A16B
01/17/2014 A13A17A
01/23/2014 A13A23A
01/28/2014 A13A28A
01/31/2014 A13A31A

No other lot codes of this product or any other King Arthur Flour products are affected in any way. There have been no reports of injury, ingestion or presence of any of these balls from our customers to date. This voluntary recall is based on the possibility that a ball could be found.

Any products with a combination of the Best Used By and Lot Code noted above may be returned to the store for a full refund.

For more information call the King Arthur Flour Consumer Hotline at 866.797.9178, open Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST. For convenience, a Lot Code check form and copy of this press release is available at www.kingarthurflour.com/voluntaryrecall1.

King Arthur Flour CEO Steve Voigt assures customers that this is an isolated occurrence. "King Arthur Flour is adamant about quality and safety. A very limited number of our flour bags are affected by this incident; but we wanted to be sure our customers are aware of the recall, and know how to check their flour to see if it's involved."

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The Theosophical Society in America

The Theosophical Society in America



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Theosophical Society in America
1926 North Main Street
Wheaton, IL 60187
Theosophical Society in America
P.O. Box 270
Wheaton, IL 60187-0270

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630-668-1571
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Friday, December 21, 2012

Henry W. Hochstatter's Family

Mrs. Rosave Handy and Husband Ken Handy at Lexington Health Care in Bloomingdale Illinois

Grand-Daughter Dawn, Husband Ron, and Uncle John Corbly at Portillo's in Bloomingdale, Illinois

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Sunday, March 11, 2012

Henry W. Hochstatter is A Survivor of Traumatic Brain Injury from Marianjoy Rehabilitation Health Center

My name is Henry W. Hochstatter. I am a TBI supporter for High Hopes at Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital. The month of June in 2009 reminds me of the first time I attended the High Hopes Support Group for Traumatic Brain Injury, since my tragic accident with a semi-truck on March 23, 1979, along Addison Road, in Addison, Illinois.

I am the founding member of the High Hopes TBI Support Group at Marianjoy in Wheaton, since Dr. Jay Subarau established the High Hopes Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group at Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital.

I was still in a wheelchair at the time, so I was wheeled over to the Cafeteria to attend the first High Hopes TBI meeting, downstairs at the Marianjoy Center. The first High Hopes meeting started at 7:00 p.m. in the evening, on the second Tuesday, in June 1979.

High Hopes TBI Support Group promotes hope for the future, while thinking of positive thoughts and ideas for recovery. To me, High Hopes represents a TBI support group in hopes that TBI patients do better on their journey to recovery.

Since my traumatic brain injury in 1979, I had broken my armcast on the right side at Marianjoy. I remember being on a wheelchair and learning to walk outside, while watching the mallard ducks outside the Marianjoy Rehabilitation Center. In 2009, I celebrate my 30th anniversary from recovery of a traumatic brain injury with treatment and rehabilitation at Marianjoy Rehabilitation Healthcare Center in Wheaton, Illinois, USA.

Survivors from Traumatic Brain Injury: Rosave Handy, Henry W. Hochstatter and Family Members

Survivors from Traumatic Brain Injury: Brett Hochstatter and Rosave Handy


Survivor from Traumatic Brain Injury: Ken Handy


Former Addison Fire Chief John Corbly and wife Edie Corbly, relatives of Rosave Handy, Ken Handy, Henry W. Hochstatter, and Brett Hochstatter


Former Fire Chief of Addison and Lombard John Corbly and wife Edie Corbly, relatives of Henry W. Hochstatter and Brett Hochstatter, children of Rosave Handy and Ken Handy


The month of March celebrates Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness according to Philicia Deckard from the Brain Injury Association of Illinois.