Restoration & Purpose Training Academy, LLC

08/16/2024

✨ Join us for the 2nd annual "Igniting the Flame" Domestic Violence Awareness 5K Run/Walk or the 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk! ✨

(In-person or virtually) and Teams are welcome!!!!!

This meaningful event is more than just a race—it’s our chance to raise awareness about domestic violence and support survivors in our community. Proceeds from the event will help us provide vital resources and free services to individuals and families in need.

📅 **Date:** October 12, 2024
📍 **Location:** AL Lopez Park, Tampa, FL

Whether you're an experienced runner or prefer a casual walk, everyone is welcome! Every step you take helps us stand against domestic violence and make a difference.

Sign up today and be a part of the movement: "Igniting the Flame" Registration:
https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/Tampa/IgnitingtheFlame5k 🔥💜

08/07/2024

Please read:

Message from Dr. Belle Wheelan, President SACSCOC:
New Covid Health Advisory.

Everyone is advised to wear a mask because the new COVID-Omicron XBB variant coronavirus is different, deadly and not easily detected properly.

Symptoms of the XBB virus are as follows:
1. No cough.
2. No fever.
There will only be:
3. Joint pain.
4. Headache.
5. Neck pain.
6. Upper back pain.
7. Pneumonia.
8. General loss of appetite.

XBB is 5 times more toxic than Delta variant and has a higher mortality rate. It takes a shorter time for the condition to reach extreme severity, and sometimes there are no obvious symptoms. This strain of the virus is not found in the nasopharyngeal region, and it directly affects the lungs, the "windows," for a relatively short period of time. Nasal swab tests are generally negative for COVID-Omicron XBB, and false-negative cases of nasopharyngeal tests are increasing. This means the virus can spread in the community and directly infect lungs, leading to viral pneumonia, which in turn causes acute respiratory stress. XBB has become highly contagious, highly virulent and lethal.

Avoid crowded places, keep a distance of 1.5m even in open spaces, wear a double-layer mask, wear a suitable mask, wash hands frequently even when everyone is asymptomatic (no coughing or sneezing).

Don't keep this information to yourself, share as much as possible with other relatives and friends, especially yours.

09/06/2023