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SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM POA BOARD PRESIDENT - TERRY STEWART MANAGING MEMBERSHIPS ONLINE TIME TO CHEER ON YOUR ATLANTA BRAVES April 18, 2025

Volume 2 | Issue 8

CONTENTS 4

Easter in Big Canoe

6

Managing Memberships - Big Canoe University

8

Braves Baseball - Big Canoe Travel Series

10

Lakeside Bistro

12

Wellness Center

13

Aquatics

14

Junior Summer Camps

16

Racquet

18

Marina

20

POA

22

Clubs & Orgs

On the cover, Cyndi Spatola, Inge Schild, and Becky Geihsler attending the New Property Owner Social at the Lakeside Bistro.

Hi Everyone, Welcome to our first edition of Big Canoe Living, featuring the Big Canoe name and logo that we now own.

For the first time in our community's history, our name and brand are ours!

There are a lot of exciting things going on in our community. One of those things is that we can’t wait for the Clubhouse to open this summer. Once we’re open, we look forward to returning to in-person board meetings. As a result of the current virtual meeting format, we are missing the one-on-one conversations before, during, and after the formal meetings.

In the meantime, we are pleased to invite you to a casual Community Chat with the Board and GM on Tuesday, April 22nd, from 5:30-6:30 at the Big Canoe Lodge. There are no PowerPoint presentations, podiums, or prepared agendas. It is completely unscripted, and questions or comments on any topic are welcome. The Board and General Manager want to hear from you! If needed, in addition to the 30 parking spots at the Big Canoe Lodge, we will have a shuttle service available at the three-tier Chapel lot.

As a reminder, last fall you were invited to participate in our 2024 Amenity Satisfaction Survey. In this edition of Big Canoe Living, we begin a five-part series where each of our amenity Managers shares a summary of your feedback and the actions they have taken and will take to enhance property owner satisfaction based on your survey responses. You will enjoy reading “On the Run with Steve”, which is the first article in the series.

Also, in this edition, we are pleased to announce Big Canoe Living University, a new learning series on how to use our improved website. For example, we cover how to use the new Membership section of the website. You can easily join, cancel, and update your amenity memberships on any device with internet access or in any of our amenities using the new handy dandy countertop iPads. We also always welcome your calls at 706-268-3346.

Have a wonderful and safe Easter weekend, and we hope to see you at the Community Chat.

Terry Stewart, Big Canoe POA President

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PROGRAMS, EVENTS, & CLUBS COMMITTEE PRESENTS

Easter Egg Hunt EGGstravaganza

THIS SATURDAY, APRIL 19!

WILDCAT SOCCER FIELD TIMELINE: 10:30 AM EGGSTRAVAGANZA GATES OPEN 10:45 AM EASTER BUNNY ARRIVES 11:00 AM EASTER EGG HUNT 0-6 YEAR OLD 11:10 AM EGGMAZING ACTIVITY STATIONS OPEN 1:00 PM EVENT ENDS

Join us for this years Easter Egg Hunt. Along with the hunt for eggs, kids will be able to play games, participate in a cupcake walk, purchase some yummy treats from our food vendors, join in the dance party, visit with the Easter Bunny and much more.

Children 6 and under will have an Egg Hunt on the field and kids of all ages will participate in fun EGGmazing activities throughout the morning to win Easter Eggs.

Remember to bring your own basket.

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Join in the Fun! Easter Egg Hunt Play Games and Join the Cupcake Walk Grab Lunch from Cheez’d and Confuzed Sweet Treats from DonutNV Antonia’s Charcuterie Boards The 5L’s Farm Fresh Eggs

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MANAGING MEMBERSHIPS ONLINE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY DO YOU WANT TO ADD, MAKE CHANGES, OR HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT AMENITY MEMBERSHIP?

Property Owners now have a quick and easy way to join, cancel, or update memberships on any device from the comfort of your home.

Go to the Big Canoe POA website at www.bigcanoepoa.org Click Membership at the top of the page in the green top menu bar.

(Do not log in.)

UNIVERSITY

The Amenity Membership page will display several choices. Click the radio button you want to choose and then click submit. (Click the X to close the window if you are asked to download the app.)

Complete the form that appears, being careful to enter all required information.

You will receive a success confirmation after you submit your request.

Keep in mind, you will receive a response from your request at the email you enter.

(Please allow 24 business hours for responses.) You are also able to request a lot card, amenity guide, medical leave or visitor’s guide for friends and family.

If you do not have a device, each amenity has an iPad located on their counter for you to access our membership system. Should you have additional questions about our Membership System, send an AskThePOA or call our Property Owner Concierge Services, 706-268-3346.

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Big Canoe Travel Series

June 27, 2025 7:15pm Braves vs. Phillies

$155

per ticket

Includes ticket with private pregame space buffet included for 2 hours, transportation to and from the game. No ordinary game seats - tour the Hank Aaron Terrace below.

Hank Aaron Terrace Tour

GAME INFO 3:30 Departure to Truist Park 5:00 Arrival 5:15 Access to Hank Aaron Terrace 5:15-7:15 Buffet service, bar service (not including alcohol) 7:15 First pitch Living | 8

REGISTER TODAY! TICKETS MORE QUESTIONS? ASKTHEPOA

Enjoy the Atlanta Braves from some of the best seats in the house!

Food, non-alcoholic drinks, snacks, indoor/reserved outdoor seating, and private area for pregame and game viewing with round trip transportation all included.

LAKESIDE BISTRO

JUST A REMINDER, THE LAKESIDE BISTRO WILL BE CLOSED APRIL 20 FOR EASTER BRUNCH (FULLY BOOKED)

SAVE THE DATE

Mother’s Day Brunch

SUNDAY, MAY 11 AT 10:00AM RESERVATIONS OPEN SOON

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$3 $4 $5

Specials $3 DOMESTIC BEER $4 HOUSE WINE $5 HOUSE COCKTAILS

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On the Run... with Steve Based on the results of last fall’s 2024 Amenity Satisfaction Survey, we want to let you know that we heard you and want to share our plans to enhance your experience at the Wellness Center and Outdoor Pool amenities.

Wellness Center Concern: The facility is outdated and requires maintenance Remedy: The facility received a thorough renovation in March; replacing flooring, Natatorium flooring, LED lighting, window replacement, paint and thorough cleaning, a new HVAC system in the Natatorium, refreshed pool deck shower, all new cardio equipment (25 pieces) including smart-technology screens with bluetooth and app connectivity options, a huge selection of viewing options and a new Sauna.

Outdoor Pools Concern: Quality of pool water Remedy: A professional pool company has been hired to open the pools, which includes prepping them for opening and ensure that all systems are operating correctly and they will make any necessary repairs prior to opening day.

Concern: Lack of visible supervision Remedy: Two adult managers have been hired for the summer season and will be visible in identifiable uniforms. A Head Lifeguard has been appointed to help oversee the Wildcat pool.

Concern: Restroom cleanliness at the Beach Club Remedy: In addition to the POA Housekeeping team, pool management, front desk staff and lifeguards will all be responsible for constant walk-throughs to help maintain the appearance and cleanliness of the restrooms.

Concern: Available seating at the Wildcat Pool Remedy: New furniture has been purchased for the amenity; 90 dining chairs, 90 lounge chairs and 20 tables.

Our goal is provide a safe, clean and fun environment for all of our property owners and guests.

Your feedback is appreciated and we will continue to strive for water based entertainment that everyone will love and enjoy.

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APRIL

MONDAY

at Wellness TUESDAY

6:45 BOOT CAMP 8:00 PILATES 9:30 FLOW & GLOW YOGA 10:00 H20 AERO EXERCISE 5:00 FLOW & GLOW YOGA 7:15 TAI CHI

BOOT CAMP PILATES LOW IMPACT AERO H20 AEROBICS/EXERCISE ZUMBA EXERCISE 101 H20 AEROBICS/EXERCISE FLOW & GLOW YOGA VOLLEYBALL PING PONG (4/2,4/16,4/23)

FRIDAY 6:45 8:15 9:00 10:00 10:30 12:00 2:00 5:00

8:00 9:00 10:00 11:45 3:00 3:00 5:00 5:30

KICKBOX/CORE BODY BAR CARDIO SCULPT PT STRETCH H20 AEROBICS/EXERCISE ALIGN & REFINE YOGA YOUTH SWIM TEAM PILATES

THURSDAY

WEDNESDAY

6:45 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 2:45 3:00 5:00 6:00 6:00

WELLNESS

BOOT CAMP STRENGTH JAM DANCE JAM H2O EXERCISE TAI CHI BC THEATER BALANCE & STREGTH HATHA YOGA

9:00 BODY BAR 9:30 ALIGN & REFINE YOGA - ZOOM 10:00 CARDIO SCULPT 11:45 PT STRETCH 3:00 H20 EXERCISE 5:00 PILATES 5:00 YOUTH SWIM TEAM SATURDAY 9:00 DANCE EXERCISE 10:00 TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING 12:00 DEEPENING PRACTICES (APR 26) 2:15 BC THEATER (4/5)

SUNDAY

10:30 ZUMBA TONING 11:00 ZUMBA 3:00 YIN YOGA-STUDIO ONLY

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND LINKS TO OUR ZOOM CLASSES, PLEASE VISIT THE ONLINE CALENDAR.

*ZOOM CLASSES ONLY.

*CLASSES IN GREEN ARE ADDITIONAL FEE CLASSES.

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join amenity

Membership Change

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Junior June 18 - June 20: Fully Booked, Taking waitlist registrations July 23 - July 25 : Fully Booked, Taking waitlist registrations Call 706-268-3303 to be added to a waitlist.

June 3 - June 6: June 24 - June 27: Fully Booked, Taking waitlist registrations July 22 - July 25: Fully Booked, Taking waitlist registrations

June 10 - June13 Tennis June 10 - June13 Pickleball July 15 - July 18 Tennis July 15 - July 18 Pickleball

RACQUET

North Georgia Mountains Spectacular Seniors

PICKLEBALL EVENT

If you’re 70 or over and would like to register for the event, call the Pro Shop at 706-268-3367. Lunch at Fuego following. Racquet members play for free, and there will be a $5.00 fee for non-members and guests.

(Lunch cost is not included). We hope to see you there!

Monday, 21 April 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Big Canoe Racquet

RESCHEDULED 706-268-3367

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APRIL at Racquet MONDAY 8:00

BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY 10:00 PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY 10:00 *CHICKS W/STICKS LADIES TENNIS ROUND ROBIN* 2:00 *THE COURT LEGENDS MEN’S 4.0+ TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 4:00 *THE ACE CREW MEN’S 3.0-3.5 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 4:00 MONDAY NIGHT BOCCE MIXED OPEN PLAY

WEDNESDAY

TUESDAY 8:00

BOCCE BOYS MEN’S OPEN PLAY 10:00 *MASTERING SPIN SHOTS PICKLEBALL CLINIC (APR 8,22) 10:00 *AGGRESSIVE NVZ PLAY:SPEED UPS PICKLEBALL CLINIC (APR 1,15,29) 10:00 *THE RALLY RENEGADES MEN’S 3.5 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 2:00 *PICKLEBALL 101 BEGINNERS PICKLEBALL CLINIC

THURSDAY 8:00

8:00

BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY 10:00 PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY 10:00 *THE MATCH POINT MAVENS 4.0 LADIES’ TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 6:00 INTERMEDIATE PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY 10:00 *PICKLEBALL DOMINATING DOUBLES (APR 3,17) 10:00 *PICKLEBALL SERVING STRATEGIES CLINIC (APR 10,24) 10:00 *THE RALLY RENEGADES MEN’S 3.5 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 10:00 BOCCE BABES LADIES’ OPEN PLAY 1:00 *PICKLEBALL 101 BEGINNERS PICKLEBALL CLINIC

SATURDAY

FRIDAY 8:00

BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY 10:00 PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

SUNDAY 6:00

PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

8:00

*THE ACE CREW MEN’S TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 3.0-3.5 10:00 PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY 10:00 *THE COURT QUEEENS LADIES’ 3.0-3.5 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN

* REQUIRES REGISTRATION

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THE MARINA’S

Low Country Boil

$35 CALL THE MARINA TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS 706-268-3303 THE MARINA OVERFLOW PARKING SHUTTLE IS AVAILABLE BETWEEN 1PM & 9PM TO AND FROM THE MARINA AND THE LOWER CHAPEL PARKING LOT

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POA

Big Canoe POA Board Meeting Due to Clubhouse renovation, board meetings are available via livestream only.

Thursday, April 24 at 5:00 p.m.

Agenda I. Opening Comments II. Administrative Report III. Financial Report IV. Business V. Close Q & A with the Board FOLLOW OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR LIVE VIDEO STEAMING

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POA

CLUBHOUSE UPDATE

By Sam Harman

Exterior stone works is ongoing, interior sheetrock is almost complete, and all exterior doors and windows are installed.

The work is progressing well.

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THE DIVE CONTRACTOR WILL BE ON SITE FROM ROUGHLY MARCH 5 - APRIL 26 AT PETIT DAM. WE ASK THAT ALL BOATERS STAY CLEAR OF THE SOUTHWEST QUADRANT OF THE LAKE WHILE THE BARGE IS IN PLACE FOR THE SAFETY OF THE DIVERS.

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Big Canoe Travel Series

Programs, Events and Clubs Committee

Hiawassee, Georgia Enjoy a day trip to the Hiawassee Highlands Wine Festival. Listen to music by Wyatt Espalin and friends on two stages, arts and crafts, food trucks, tours of the blooming Hamilton Rhododendron Gardens, 30+ wineries offering tastings, live music all day, photo ops, mountain views, and lake views.

MAY 10, 2024 TICKETS $100per person 11:00AM - 5:00PM TICKETS

sbeyer2@aol.com

Big Canoe Travel Series

Programs, Events and Clubs Committee

JUNE 7, 2025 | 3:00PM | $87 PER TICKET Includes performance and round trip transportation.

Patrons will be on their own for the cost of dinner. Many options are available for dinner. Marietta Square Market's food hall has 20 diverse restaurants, 3 vibrant bars, and ample indoor and outdoor seating options.

MORE CONTACT INFO: SBEYER2@AOL.COM

Tickets

CLUBS & ORGS

MEMORIAL DAY

Service

WE REMEMBER AND HONOR THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR ALL FOR OUR FREEDOM.

MAY 26TH | 10:45AM | BIG CANOE CHAPEL GUEST SPEAKER: PATRICIA ROSS, GEORGIA COMMISSIONER OF VETERANS SERVICE

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Graphics and images provided by North GA Mountains History Center.

The Meaning of Easter More than 2,000 years ago, during a census year, a young girl from Nazareth gave birth nearly 100 miles from home.

She wrapped her newborn and placed him in a feeding troth, hardly a dignified maternity ward. With the crowds and the census and the buying and selling, this birth did not register as big news for anyone much outside the family.

Thirty years or so later, this son of a carpenter was one of the most talked about people in the region. He was a miracle worker, an embodiment of peace, a teacher unlike anything gone before. Some said that he might even be the Messiah. Crowds followed and hung on every word, but still his reputation did not extend much beyond Palestine.

This crowd of supporters followed the teacher into Jerusalem for the Passover celebration, the annual festival to retell and commemorate the release of the Jews from Egyptian bondage. But the miracle worker’s popularity, his being hailed by the peasant throngs, became a threat to the Roman power structure and this threat led to a gruesome death. He hung between two thieves and died on a cross. Still, the mourners were local, the grieving crowd would not have filled a high school stadium.

Three days later, God raised Jesus from the dead! All history changed.

Calendars were reset. Today, believers in every language and every land call him “Lord”. His message of unselfish love has transformed the world – his victory over death has redefined hope. He has conquered death and set us free in the power of love. The Easter Messiah has come that all persons can be free from bondage. As he said himself… Jesus has come, “that you might have life and have it more abundantly”. This is good news indeed.

Happy Easter!

Dock Hollingsworth, Senior Chaplan, Big Canoe Chapel

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UPCOMING EVENTS CLUBS & ORGINIZATIONS VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL REGISTRATION Discovering the Bigness of God in the smallest of things. Online registration begins April 20.

CHAPEL | APRIL 20

APRIL

20

SOUND INCORPORATED

BENEFIT CONCERT FOR THE RUTH HOUSE Presented by D.A.R. Sound Inc. is a rock group from Duluth, Minnesota, whose story begins in 1964.

Beginning as an instrumental, surf-type group, we evolved into a vocal group playing dance and party songs from the 60’s and 70’s.

CASH BAR AVAILABLE | OUTSIDE FOOD & BEV. ALLOWED

CANOE LODGE | 6PM | $20

TRACING THE HISTORY & BEAUTY OF BIG CANOE EXHIBITION Learn how Big Canoe has changed over the 100 years starting when Col Sam Tate bought the land from the early settlers.

VILLAGE STATION | APRIL 26 | 11AM - 5:00PM Living | 28

APRIL

25 APRIL

26

ACOUSTIC SHOWCASE

CLUBS & ORGS

Featured Musicians Tom Kilpatrick, Bob Knysz, & Jeff Wright Bring your favorite beverage, arrive early, secure your seats and mingle with the other guests and the musicians.

CANOE LODGE | 7:00PM

BIG CANOE CHAPEL MEN’S FELLOWSHIP SPRING RETREAT The Big Canoe Chapel Men’s Fellowship is pleased to extend an invitation to the Big Canoe community to attend our Annual Men’s Retreat on May 3rd. John Shackelford, Executive Director of Eagle Ranch, will be the retreat leader. A fee of $25 is required at registration. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. Registration can be done online at the Chapel website www.bigcanoechapel.org , at the Big Canoe Chapel Sunday stand around, or by calling the Chapel at 470-273-6768.

CHAPEL BROYLES CENTER | 8:00AM-3:00PM

2025 FISHING TOURNAMENT BENEFITING NORTH GEORGIA MOUNTAINS HISTORY CENTER Discounted fishing license for event - Marina Children 12 & Under no license fee Walk-in registration available space permitting

MARINA | 10:00 PM

Register

MAY

1 MAY

3 MAY

3

OFF TO THE RACES - ROTARY CLUB Tickets: $125 Visit rotarybigcanoe.org/derby-day for more information Derby Day Buffet, Mint Juleps, Ladies’ Hat and Derby Gents contest, Best Dressed Couple, Silent Auction, Games, Entertainment, Whiskey Tastings and Live showing of the 151st Kentucky Derby

THE LODGE AT OLD MILL | 4:00PM

MAY

3

UPCOMING EVENTS WOLFSCRATCH Classes are on Tuesday evenings, 6:45-7:45pm, at the Wellness Center starting April 1 through May 6.

The class will learn "One" from "A chorus line".

WELLNESS CENTER | MAY 6 | 6:45PM

AGING WITH ATTITUDE - WELLNESS COLLABORATIVE Join Dr. Ingle Owens-Schnars, a board-certified internist, as she reveals what truly works in aging and what’s just a myth. With 25+ years of experience, she’ll also discuss the power of positivity in health.

Register

BIG CANOE CHAPEL | 2:00PM

WOLFSCRATCH PERFORMING ARTS HIP HOP DANCE CLASS These dance classes will teach modern, yet "old school" Hip Hop dancing, every Tuesday for 6 weeks starting May 13 from 6:45pm to 7:45pm at the fitness center.

WELLNESS CENTER | MAY 13 | 7:45PM

TERRACES AMPHITHEATER CONCERT SERIES Radio 80s Band - A Tribute to the music played in the 1980s. For more information go to Terraces.BigCanoeChapel.com

THE TERRACES AMPHITHEATER | MAY 24

MAY

6 MAY

19 MAY

13 MAY

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CLUBS & ORGS

Recycling at Big Canoe DID YOU KNOW? Big Canoe spends over $300,000 annually to dispose of our trash! We can reduce this cost by recycling, and here’s how.

• We can recycle aluminum beverage cans and other metal items inside our gates at the current Big Canoe trash facility • Start by separating these items from the rest of your trash – nothing fancy, paper or plastic bags will work

ALUMINUM BEVERAGE CANS: Empty your bag into the bin at our trash facility.

Dispose of your bag in the trash or reuse it. The bin is just past the regular trash receptacles

STEEL CANS AND OTHER METAL (excluding electronics)

The metal storage dumpster is beyond the regular trash bins. Turn to the right just past the trash, go through the gate, and the large dumpster is on your left. There is a sign “metals only” on the side.

Empty steel cans. (rinse if food is sticking to the sides) Other metal items like: grills; appliances; bicycles; window screens; Christmas Tree lights; extension cords; white wire closet shelving Empty Aerosol cans OK Pie tins and aluminum foil are not accepted

WWW.BIGCANOEPOA.ORG\RECYCLE

DID YOU ALSO KNOW? Pickens County has a recycling facility minutes outside the gates available to all Big Canoe residents.

When heading to Jasper via Cove Rd, turn left onto Whittley Rd. (where Wayside Vet Clinic is located).

The recycling facility is on your right: 9720 Cove Rd., Tues-Sat 8 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. (770)-893-2644.

Staff are available to help if you have questions.

Aluminum beverage cans Clear glass-all colors (no need to separate by color) Corrugated cardboard (no need to flatten boxes) Paper, magazines, catalogues, paperboard (cereal type, for example).

No need to separate Some plastics: Milk jugs, detergent bottles, soda/water bottles

Questions?

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NORTH GEORGIA

Schedule APR

29

MAY

27

JUNE

24

GROUP DISCUSSION GROUP DISCUSSION Guest Speaker Barbara Carlin, Owner and Founder of Horizon Counseling and Consulting

1:00 PM, 4TH TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH NEW BEGINNINGS THERAPEUTIC SERVICES 371 NOAH DRIVE, JASPER, GA 30143 CONTACT: MARIE HEAD AT 770-940-0150 OR JEANNETTE WALDROP AT 706-299-4972 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION BCWELL.COM PARKINSON’S FOUNDATION HELPLINE 1-800-473-4636 For More Info on WC Services go to: bcwell.org or Call 706-268-5334

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Seeing Patients in Cumming!

Dr Tugbiyele specializes in robotic and non-robotic minimally invasive surgery, in addition some non-surgical treatments: pelvic organ prolapse, urinary and fecal incontinence, bladder infections, fibroids, overactive bladder, pelvic pain, abnormal uterine vaginal bleeding, painful periods, sexual dysfunction and menopausal symptoms.

He is devoted to helping women make the most informed decisions about their treatment and care and helping women gain back their quality of life.

F. Stephen Tugbiyele, MD Rating on healthgrades.com Named a 2023 Influencial Atlantan in Medicine from The Atlantan Magazine

Clinical Interests

• Abnormal Uterine/Vvaginal Bleeding • Acute and Chronic Bladder Infections • Childbirth Injury • Complications of Gynecological Surgery • Fistula • Heavy/Painful Menstrual Periods • Interstitial Cystitis/Pelvic Pain • Menopause

Women can also get to know me more and follow me via:

• Overactive Bladder • Pelvic Organ Prolapse • Robotic and Vaginal Surgery • Sexual Dysfunction • Urethral Diverticulum • Urinary and Fecal Incontinence • Uterine Fibroids

@theurogyndoctor

Dr Folusho Tugbiyele

drtugbiyele.com

Dr Tugbiyele

Bulk Trash Day Saturday, April 26 at the Trash Facility from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. $20 per car | SUV | truck | $40 per trailer | $60 for truck & trailer

SHREDDING AVAILABLE $5 per standard box (15” x 10” x 12”), limit 5 per car (charged to your lot).

No entry fee if only shredding; trash incurs a separate fee.

On-site shredding—arrive early, capacity is limited.

Paper accepted with staples & paper clips.

Electronics Smooth Stone Ministries refurbishes computers/laptops for those in need. Please clear your data off the units.

Flat Screen Monitors Up to 32″ – $3.00 • Larger than 32″ – $5.00 Medical Equipment Recycling Big Canoe Rotary & FODAC collect walkers, wheelchairs, scooters, crutches, hospital beds, oxygen equipment, and more for those in need. For more information about donating medical equipment email bigcanoerotary@gmail.com

No thrift store on-site for bulk trash day.

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