She is currently working on a full-length memoir. In August 2020, Mary Beth had an op-ed published in the Wall Street Journal, I Beat Addiction without God, where she described building a personal recovery plan by combining ideas from LifeRing, Women for Sobriety, and Narcotics Anonymous. In November 2020 she had an op-ed published in the Philadelphia Inquirer, I was a federal judge, and I support Safehouse. She regularly speaks on behalf of LifeRing and develops relationships with organizations supportive of the multiple pathways approach. In 2014 Mary Beth was appointed an Administrative Law Judge. She recently retired, so she could devote her time to completing her writing and being more active in the recovery community. She worked at a large firm in Silicon Valley, then litigated class actions for the federal government. 6 years into her recovery, Mary Beth attended Berkeley Law.
She also has a history of trauma and abuse, from which she’s worked hard to recover as well. Mary Beth is a founding member of SHE RECOVERS Support for Legal Professionals and is active at the local level with SHE RECOVERS in the Bay Area. Mary Beth has been living a sober life in recovery for over 26 years. Shelly's substantial contributions to SHE RECOVERS of both time and resources have been instrumental and deeply appreciated. Since she lost her only sibling in 2012 Shelly has been determined to find a way to contribute to the recovery community in a way that can make a great impact and ensure that others have the resources necessary when they are struggling.
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She turned her focus to developing skincare that was free of toxic and hormone-disrupting ingredients. Shelly also served on the Frost Science Museum gala committee for 7 years before Co-Chairing the event in 2015.Īfter a diagnosis of Celiac disease and subsequently receiving Certification as a Nutritional Consultant, Shelly recognized that topically applied products have an effect on her Celiac Disease and overall health. Shelly has been involved with numerous charities focusing on children and education including the Charlee and the Chocolate Factory gala, The Venus Orbit, Design For A Cure, Jackson Memorial, and Impact Oasis. In 2010 she founded the Lotus program, a program that focused on educating parents on the nutritional needs of children and basic child development. Louis and went on to become a LifeFlight nurse specializing in neonatal, pediatric, and cardiovascular intensive care.
She began her nursing career at Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital in St.
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Shelly Dimitrijevic’s professional and philanthropic activities have always focused on improving the lives of others.
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