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I [remember being] 8 years old and walking to my grandmother's house to put rollers in her hair," says Chazan. Making people look and feel beautiful has always been important to her, but like many of us, she's lived through more bad haircuts than she cares to remember. Obstacles like losing a child, domestic abuse, substance abuse and financial ruin. In fact, just over five years ago Chazan ad- mits she was lost and struggling to survive, until someone gave her advice that changed her life.

Taking the message to heart, Chazan set out to make over her world. One step? Do good for others. At first, she didn't know just how much she was brightening the day of the facility's patients.

But over time, Chazan's four weekly shifts have made an impact that stays with her the rest of the week. Seeing the change in the patient's spirits was rewarding in itself, but Chazan found something for herself as well. With each visit she felt herself getting stronger and healthier. Nonprofit Profile: HospiceCare Inc. She also provides voiceover work and professional on-camera coaching. Elishah Oesch Productions would love to work with you or your company to provide a high quality on-camera product to showcase your unique services, talents, and story.

One of my most vivid memories as a child was coming home to see my elder sister present our family with a borrowed video camera for the Christmas holiday.

Our cousins had loaned it to my parents to make a few Christmas family memories. Years later, my love for TV and all things camera related led me through my college degree, to several years in New York City, and then to the start of my journalism career in Chattanooga TN.

Through journalism I found not only an outlet for my love of the camera and telling stories through it, but I also found a deep sense of purpose in giving back to the communities I served, and in providing a high quality product for all. In my time as a journalist I covered stories ranging everywhere from the Obama presidential elections to individual families dealing with the loss of a loved one or the celebration of a small business opening.