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DESIGN FOR INSPIRED LIVING

FACES OF THE COMMUNITY

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MAY 2018 PUBLISHER

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The Women’s Issue

Charlotte Dupont, Joshua Langlais, Cheryl Parton

WHILE WORKING ON THIS WOMEN’S ISSUE, I REFLECTED ON HOW GRATEFUL I AM FOR ALL THE WOMEN IN MY LIFE—MY DAUGHTER, MY SISTERS, MY FRIENDS, AND MY FEMALE FAMILY MEMBERS. The photo shown here was taken at a very sad time, but the strength of family got us through and brought smiles to our faces. Where would we be without the women in our lives? It is that strength and female bond that is the focus of this issue. Read the following pages to get a glimpse of what women are up to here in Bend. Discover Gather in Bend, where we come together for enrichment, connection and authentic experiences. Meet six local women who share their perspectives on what it means to be part of our community. Get inspired by creative interior design ideas that you’ll fall in love with! Visit us online at BendLifestylePubs.com and Facebook.com/Bend-Lifestyle. Jane Rial, Publisher

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INSIDE THE ISSUE MAY 2018

FEATURES 12 Design for Inspired Living Creating Beauty Within a Home

18 Faces of Our Community Meet Women Around Town

23 Gather in Bend Authentic Experiences to Enrich Lives

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34 Sharing Life A Mother and Daughter’s Favorite Things

34 DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Open House

28 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Local’s Choice

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help prevent skin cancer include: minimizing midday exposure, seeking shade versus direct sunlight,

Refine Medical has opened in Bend as a new

wearing protective clothing, using effective sun-

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and guidance of Board-certified anesthesiologist

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CENTRAL OREGON LATINO SCHOLARSHIP FUND

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MAY IS MELANOMA AWARENESS MONTH

Latino Partnership Program. A local program committee, led by Evelia Sandoval, will also provide Latino

With 5.4 million cases in more than 3.3 mil-

mentorship opportunities with the goals to grow the

lion people diagnosed annually, skin cancer is

scholarship fund and ensure this valuable resource for

the most common form of cancer in the United

future Latino students. “A big thank you to local OCF

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donors who provided initial funding and to our part-

est per capita rates of melanoma occurring in the

nership with the Education Foundation for Bend-La

country. Fortunately, skin cancer is also one of the

Pine Schools” says Cheryl Puddy, program officer

most preventable forms of cancer and is highly

for the Oregon Community Foundation’s Bend office.

treatable when detected early. According to Gerald

“Together we are helping create a lasting impres-

Peters Jr. MD, FAAD, FACMS, and the team at

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CREATING A BEAUTIFUL HOME ARTICLE KELSEY CLASPELL PHOTOGRAPHY CHERYL PARTON

Stephanie Ray Peters

STEPHANIE RAY PETERS HAS INTERIOR DESIGN IN HER BLOOD. Her grandfather started his construction company in 1960 and developed residential communities where her mother worked as decorator for his model homes. As she grew up, Stephanie inherited her family’s passion for design and it led her to start her own company, Staging Interiors Today (SIT). As a female business owner, Stephanie has experienced hurdles and triumphs. She encourages women to celebrate their creativity and follow their dreams. “The most rewarding part for me is being able to create spaces that people fall in love with,” says Peters. “It makes me so happy when my clients are over-the-moon excited about their homes. I love being able to bring people’s visions to life.” How does the process of designing a home start? The first step is to look at the details of the space. “I can always tell what style I’m going to lean toward by the way the home was built and what details pop,” Peters says. Then, she works to highlight the home’s most unique and desirable areas to bring out its natural beauty. CONTINUED >

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Getting Back to Normal

After Breast Cancer Surgery The perception of what is normal versus what isn’t is entirely dependent on circumstance and life experience. Normal after breast cancer surgery means different things to different people and is often based on recovery and outcome.

Julie had a mastectomy and reconstruction of her right breast, and while her doctor told her that she had a full range of motion in her shoulder, she felt tightness. Julie had cording, which causes thick, rope-like structures to develop under the skin of the inner arm.

Complications from breast cancer surgery are often overshadowed by survivability. Rather than receiving a post-surgical plan of care to minimize complications, women are often left to blindly feel their way through recovery.

“As a physical therapy assistant, I had a heightened awareness of what could happen if I wasn’t proactive,” Julie said. “I knew cupping would be the final piece of getting me to my new normal.”

“For years, the medical opinion has often been that the removal of a woman’s breast would be as simple as removing unwanted flesh,” said Shanette Menegus, Physical Therapist at Step & Spine Physical Therapy. “However, scar tissue and other complications do happen and women need to be aware of their rehabilitation options.”

Bend resident, Maureen had a double mastectomy in 2011. A competitive swim coach, Maureen was in-tune with her body and knew something wasn’t right. She had lymphedema, a common condition that causes significant swelling and limits motion. Despite regular pool exercises and other treatments, it never fully went away.

Many women are not aware that exercise, specifically physical therapy, often bridges the gap between surgery and recovery.

“I was pretty proactive about my postoperative care and saw the right people to help me heal,” said Maureen. “I went to Shanette for cupping. I had a rib that was out of place because of the swelling, but Shannette was able to get in there and fix things. I now do cupping at home as needed.”

They don’t understand the importance of exercise for improving mobility. Women accept problems as part of their new normal. However, it doesn’t have to be this way. Knowledge is the decisive factor when it comes to recovery. Two local women took a proactive stance in their breast cancer surgery recovery, which improved their outcome.

Regardless which procedure is performed, exercise is an integral part of recovery and vital for regaining arm and shoulder mobility. In time, physical therapy after breast cancer surgery will become the standard of care. Until then, it is crucial for patients to speak up and ask questions. Breast cancer surgery should be a positive step towards a lifetime of better health. Physical therapy can help pave the way towards this transition.

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WOMEN CREATE COMMUNITY ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY JOSHUA LANGLAIS

t h e s c h o o l c o u n s e l o r Megan Pettibone WHAT DO YOU WISH FOR THE FUTURE? â€œFor myself, for our town, to continue to seek opportunities for growth and for greater understanding and for coming together and feeling invested in something bigger than myself. And right now, it exists in this capacity of being able to contribute to the education of these wonderful children and showing them how important our community is and what we can do (for) the greater community. The spirit of contributing to beauty greater than ourselves is what I'd like to see for myself and for everybody.â€?

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Maribel Ramirez

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WHAT DO YOU WISH FOR THE FUTURE? “This is cliché, but it's true—I wish for peace and I wish for higher consciousness. And I wish for evolution, growth, and awareness. And I wish that we continue to evolve as a species but come back to our roots as indigenous people because we all are indigenous people from somewhere, right? I would love for us all to live closer to the earth in a more sustainable way so that we can succeed as a species. That's pretty much it!” CONTINUED >

Spring Olson HOW DO YOU CONTRIBUTE TO THE COMMUNITY? “I started the Central Oregon Seed Exchange, so I have a lot of networks with farmers. I saw there was a seed shortage in Deschutes County. I have access to free seed—I started asking local farmers to donate their locally grown, cold-climate, organic seed. I’ll give it away for free to enforce that old style of living where you grow your own food, you get the kids involved, you get them outside and engaged with their community and family again.”

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MEET OUR BEND (CON TI N U ED)

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Libby Nierman WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT BEND? “I try to raise two conscious, thoughtful, little people in the world that are cognizant of their choices and how they impact others. (In) the work that I do in the world—I do massage therapy—I found myself enjoying it the most because I think that if each person felt a little bit better in their body and more comfortable, how much kinder they are to themselves and then, in turn, to the rest of the people they encounter.”

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Sasha Lawless WHO ARE YOU? “I'm really good at networking. I know a lot of people. I can get along with a lot of different people. Something that I've seen in Bend is that you have a ton of amazing groups, like over 400 nonprofits, but not everyone's on the same page. Something that I like to do is find out who I can connect and network 'em and that's just a big part of who I am. That's also part of what kind of legacy I want to leave for my children—helping develop the community and make an impact that's positive.”

Donna Noyes “I've visited 87 countries. And I'm going to Sri Lanka. I thought if I took one trip a year that would satisfy me. But I got up to three big trips a year. I always have a good time, but it's always because of the people I met. You can ask me a country and I can tell you story.”

To meet more women of Bend, see the new book by Joshua Langlais “A Community Thread,” published January, 2018. ACommunityThread.com

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WHEN SEARCHING FOR ADVENTURE WITH GIRLFRIENDS, THERE’S NO NEED TO TRAVEL FAR WITH GATHER IN BEND. Founded in 2015 by Jill Rose and Kelli Singer, Gather’s goal is to provide experiences and spaces to cultivate connections among women. Gather events are curated to encourage the growth Rose and Singer believe occurs when women share their worlds. “When we leave competition at the door, we lift each other up,” says Rose. “This is where the magic happens.” Each Gathering is inspired by themes which in the past have included art,

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cooking, wellness or personal growth. The evening begins

Each Gather experience includes a seasonally-inspired menu served

with introductions and prompts for an immersive experi-

at farm tables to encourage dialogue between guests. “With all of

ence, next comes a guided activity, then a gourmet meal

(your) senses engaged, sharing a meal around the table is not just

served at long harvest tables that encourage conversation

about nourishing our bodies,” Singer says. “It’s an opportunity to cre-

and connection among guests. Each event is open to the

ate connection and build relationships.”

community with the hope that an evening of education and dinner party might begin among strangers or acquaintances who leave as friends. Singer says, “It brings (us) joy to design a space, prepare a meal, and watch women connect in authentic community.” Facebook: GatherInBend

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An open invitation means Gather guest lists are always different. Gather experiences are designed for participants, and those new to Bend, to meet other women. “At the heart of Gather is our shared dream to connect women,” says Rose.

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As a certified yoga instructor, Jill Rose ensures that several Gather events, such as yoga nidra during the holiday season, include learning about the mind-body connection. Gatherings are structured, “To give women a sense of retreat,” Rose says.

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Express Ideas and Dreams with Art

Partnerships with local female entrepreneurs create opportunities to

Artist Kelli Singer makes sure art is an integral theme throughout the

grow in new areas. Angelina Swanson, of Angelina Organic Skincare,

year. Whether learning techniques of encaustic art or facilitating goal

opened her studio to Gather where attendees learned about clean

setting with vision boards, participants create connection to them-

beauty, and received both skin analyses and massage.

selves and each other by using creativity.

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8 HIGH DESERT MUSEUM SENIOR DAY High Desert Museum

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15 AN EVENING WITH MADELEINE PEYROUX Tower Theatre

Peyroux’s jazz trio showcases their new collection of songs called Secular Hymns which have their own

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18 HIGH DESERT CHAMBER MUSIC Bend Church

The 10th-Anniversary season concludes with the dynamic piano duo 4handsLA. The program of works evoke the spirit of the Americas in the 20th century.

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18 UPSTREAM FUNDRAISER Brasada Ranch

The Upper Deschutes Watershed Council hosts their annual fundraiser, Upstreamâ€”a dinner and silent auction to raise community support for their environmental education programs. Proceeds from Upstream support

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19 POLE PEDAL PADDLE Mount Bachelor and Old Mill District

A relay race with six legs that include alpine skiing/snowboarding, cross country skiing, biking, running, canoeing/kayaking/stand up paddle boarding and sprinting to the finish. Complete the race by yourself or in a team/pair to benefit the Mt. Bachelor Ski Education Foundation. MBSEF.org

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19 CENTRAL OREGON SYMPHONY SPRING CONCERT SERIES Bend High School Auditorium

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20 KID'S MINI POLE PEDAL PADDLE Les Schwab Amphitheater

Kids from kindergarten through fifth grade compete in teams of six to complete a "team memory challenge" and obstacle course. The Mini PPP supports the programs of the Mt. Bachelor Ski Education Foundation. MBSEF.org

26 HAPPY GIRLS HALF MARATHON, 10K AND 5K Riverbend Park

10k and 5k runs support healthy choices and positive self-image for first-time racers and seasoned runners alike. The all-woman’s race mixes a course along trails and the Deschutes River with paved trails. HappyGirlsRun.com

27 SISTERS STAMPEDE XC MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE

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735,000

2,949

Rivers Edge Village - NW Pine Terrace Drive

649,950

129

2,005

Sagewood - Linton Loop

579,000

2.5

2,554

Shevlin Court - NW Chardonnay Lane

585,000

2,067

Sunrise Village - River Bluff Trail

1,120,000

252

4,060

Thetherow - Cartwright Court

2,009,257

4.5

5,754

The Highlands at Broken Top - Kildonan Court

2,300,000

4,717

Three Pines Ridge - NW Mt Thielsen Drive

680,000

214

2.5

2,800

Westerly II - Sundowner Lane

531,990

3,122

Widgi Creek - Golf Village Loop

849,000

121

2.5

3,736

Awbrey Butte - NW Panorama Drive

Deschutes River Ranch - Rock Canyon Road

Sales recorded between 1/26/18 to 2/25/18 as reported on the Central Oregon MLS.

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LISA LAMBERTO AND CJ NEUMANN SHARE 30-PLUS YEARS OF REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCE, A LOVE OF FAMILY, AND SOME OF THEIR FAVORITE THINGS. BENDKEYTEAM.COM

Insulated Coffee Flask, "For cold mornings as a Hockey Mom." HydroFlask.com, 20 oz., $27.95

Family pets, rescued boxers: Gracie and Rocky NWBoxerRescue.org

Guiseppe Armani Figurine, collected and passed down from Lisa’s grandmother.

Lisa’s List ”AS I GET OLDER, THINGS DON’T SEEM AS IMPORTANT TO ME AS FAMILY AND EXPERIENCES.” —LISA

Mom’s List

2016 Rombauer Carneros Chardonnay Rombauer.com, 750ml, $38

Jo Malone Pomegranate Noir Cologne JoMalone.com, 30ml, $65

”I LOVE EVERYTHING BLING.” Cairn Rock Sculpture, "Representing my grandkids," CJ says. Pomegranate Home & Garden, Bend. Pomegranate-Home.com, $18.95

Book, "The Illuminated Rumi." "Very grounding and beautiful," says CJ. PenguinRandomHouse.com, $30 34

Bend Lifestyle | May 2018

—CJ Beaded Silver Pillow Pier1.com, $39.95

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