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PHILIPPINES Chairman: JOSEF DE GUZMAN How it all started … LUISA [Lupus Inspired Advocacy] was set up in order to increase awareness and strengthen advocacy for lupus - an unpredictable and relatively unfamiliar condition that "does not have a clear set of signs”, and PEARL [People Empowerment for Arthritis & Lupus] was recently conceived to empower patients not only with lupus but also those with similar chronic debilitating conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and ankylosing spondylitis. Along the way, it became a humbling experience to learn about the daily struggles and triumphs in the lives of the patients who prove to us that their illnesses do not hamper their zest for life. Art, energy and passion unleashed … Stemming from special friendships, shared dreams and an exceptional spirit of volunteerism, these patients and their caregivers now take center stage to finally unravel “the Patient, the Artist” musicale and art exhibit. This special affair is also a fitting prelude to another LUISA initiative - the Asian Lupus Summit on November 29 to 30, themed “improving outcomes, improving lives” - is a way to thank our movers and generous supporters who have fueled the drive for lupus education and research through the years. Life can be fulfilling despite a debilitating illness. As these patients come out of their shadows, let us celebrate the beauty, life and strength of spirit - in every patient-artist, in every arthritis and lupus patient who may be going through difficult times, and in every person who cares for these patients. (sgd) Sandra V. Navarra, MD, Rheumatology Educational Trust Foundation, Inc Programme - 1 5:00 PM Opening of Art & Photo Exhibit (cocktails & string quartet) Artists: Eloisa Aguinaldo Monique Estrella Nice So Edrick John Anasarias 7:30 PM Musicale Program hosts: Winston Maxino, Nicole Abas- Datayan Songs to warm your heart by Jose Mari Chan (guest artist) Programme - 2 Rhythm of the Night by Diane Warren Celebration by Kool and the Gang EJ Anasarias Zenaida Estrada Mary Ann Nieva Eloisa Aguinaldo Monique Estrella Grace Ocampo Christine Bañares Marjorie Inumerable Raya Paralejas Arjun Binalla Kathleen Maneclang Jose Perez Daisy Cabugao Paul Albert Mendoza Nice So Elyn Centeno Aileen Nabor Ma. Pia Bernadette Villaruz Dance Again by Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull Kathleen Maneclang Aileen Nabor Mary Ann Nieva Ma. Pia Bernadette Villaruz The Prayer by David Foster Arjun Binalla Grace Ocampo Piano accompaniment: Catherine S. Zulueta Programme - 3 Sonatina in C Op. 36, No. 1 1st movement - Allegroby M. Clementi Pianist: Monique Estrella Concertino by G. Perlman Violinist: Kim Villaflores Pianist: Catherine S. Zulueta Greatest Love of All by Michael Masser, Linda Creed Marjorie Inumerable Pianist: Catherine S. Zulueta Sun and Moon by Alain Boublil, Claude-Michel Schonberg Paul Mendoza Raya Marie Paralejas Pianist: Catherine S. Zulueta Maalaala Mo Kaya by Constancio de Guzman Daisy Cabugao Jose Perez Pianist: Catherine S. Zulueta Reflections of a beauty queen Kyla Malupa Programme - 4 A rapper’s tribute to Mama Spencer Solis Rap Showdown Zenaida Estrada and Spencer Solis Fireworks by Katy Perry, Mikkel Eriksen, Tor Erik Hamensen, Sandy Wilhelm, Ester Dean Kathleen Maneclang Seasons of Love by Jonathan Larson Arjun Binalla Grace Ocampo Marjorie Inumerable Paul Albert Mendoza Kathleen Maneclang Raya Paralejas Robelle Mae Tanangunan Hand Mime “What a Wonderful World” by George David Weiss, Bob Thiele Eloisa Aguinaldo Monique Estrella Raya Paralejas Christine Bañares Marjorie Inumerable Jose Perez Daisy Cabugao Kathleen Claire Maneclang Robelle Mae Tanangunan Elyn Centeno Aileen Nabor Ma. Pia Bernadette Villaruz Zenaida Estrada Mary Ann Nieva Marie Catherine Zulueta A Precious Gem An original composition for “the Patient the Artist” Lyrics by Adrian Ramirez Music by Catherine S. Zulueta Support artist - performers Dancers- Marian G. Galdones, MD, Geraldine Racasa, MD, Eugene Uy, MD, Mary Grace Manansala, Dominique Villanueva, Johnrey Garcia, Reyn Tablizo Hand Mime – Daryl Espiritu, Soledad Aguinaldo, Denise Banares, Eunice Ongue, Eloisa Marie Ongue, Efryl Joyce Ongue, Irene Perez Choreographers Dance- Cesar Reynon, Marsha Mallari Hand Mime – Emmanuel Sionosa, Michael Anthony Lee Leggiero Strings and Chamber Orchestra LOOK BEYOND WHAT YOU SEE…… Behind the scenes… The people who made it happen Producer RHEUMATOLOGY EDUCATIONAL TRUST FOUNDATION, INC. President and CEO: Sandra V. Navarra, MD Co-Producer PSORIASIS PHILIPPINES Chairman: JOSEF DE GUZMAN Director/ Musical Director ADRIAN RAMIREZ / MARIE CATHERINE S. ZULUETA “The Patient, the Artist” Steering Committee Chair / Coordinators EVAN GLENN VISTA, MD MARIAN ESTHER GALDONES, MD HAYDEE GABUAY ROBELLE MAE TANANGUNAN Members EMMYLOU CASANOVA ROSE-ANN JESSICA DIOQUINO DELMA B. DIOQUINO PAUL SANTOS ESTRELLA, MD MARIA SHEILA LEYNES, MD CAROL H. MARASIGAN MARIA ALTHEA N. MASANGKAY PAUL MENDOZA RAMON MIGUEL MOLINA, MD MARJORIE PLATILLA LEA DELA CRUZ SO WILFRED VILLARUZ Thank you for making a difference…. • Dr. and Mrs. Jose Nicolas Cruz and Luisa Cojuangco-Cruz • Mr. and Mrs. Conrado and Kelly Bate • The many other individuals, • Mr. Ramon Ang establishments and • Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson Santos institutions who have supported our projects in • Ms. Monique T. Estrella various ways • Mr. James Donovan • The volunteers who have • Senator Juan Ponce Enrile selflessly shared their time • Ms. Jessica G. Reyes and talent • Mr. Iñigo U. Zobel • Our patients and students • Cambridge Dairy Ingredients Inc. who consistently serve as • Ms. Rosemarie Uy inspiration • Lyric Pianos • Our families who have been steadfastly encouraging and • Philippine Rheumatology Association supportive • St. Luke’s Medical Center • University of Santo Tomas Hospital 29-30 November 2012 EDSA Shangri-la Hotel, Manila, Philippines Asian Lupus Summit 29-30 November 2012, EDSA Shangri-La, Philippines WORLD-CLASS FACULTY • International 18 • Philippine 14 Asian Lupus Summit 29-30 November 2012, EDSA Shangri-La, Philippines DELEGATES* = 478 *INCLUDING 18 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY International 31 Trainees/students Philippines • Residents 81 • Rheumatologists 95 • Medical students 65 • Nephrologists 75 • Nursing/Nutrition students 20 • Internist – Gen Med 65 Patients/caregivers 5 • Pediatricians 10 • Dermatologists 5 • Hema/Onco 5 • Obstetrics Gyne 3 The Asian Lupus Summit was a thrilling experience for us medical students. We were fortunate to have this opportunity to be involved in an actual medical convention, not just for the experience of attending one, but to learn from Lupus, as well. We were provided with the experience of attending lectures given by different lupus experts from around the world. Raphael Anthony D. Guballa Anne Therese I. Estanislao Listening to the talks helped me comprehend some of the things that confused me when I read Harrison's. I initially thought that maybe the lupus summit would be overwhelming and I wouldn't get anything. However, as we sat there and listened, the speakers, especially Professor Petri, shed light and made things seemingly easier. Francisco, Joanna Mae F. I do love how, even the experts, were not afraid not to know the answers to every question, specifically when Dr. Petri was asked on the dosage of hydrochloroquine and she just simply answered I don’t know either, it just gave a good result in my practice. De Guzman, Lesleimar M. Attending the Asian Lupus Summit was a big opportunity for me to expound my knowledge about SLE and to experience an international conference. It was my first time to witness an overwhelming event seeing doctors from all around the world team up to share their understanding and awareness, and give their best possible treatment modalities on the disease that we all know has no cure. No medical student would refuse to accept a grand educational occasion like this. Fidel, Karlo P. I could have studied or rested on that long weekend. But I was really curious about this, and I know I will even gain more if I attended it. I am more excited now to attend more summits and conferences especially in rheumatology again, or even other specializations. It is through continuing education indeed that will make me the best doctor that I can be in the future. Garcia, Lawrence George P. It was great to see these world renown experts who do research and publish articles that I only get to read about in journals or books. It’s an amazing feeling to actually see and listen to them in person. Garchitorena, Juan Carlo F. This is just the beginning… The organizers Our heartfelt gratitude • Dr. Jose Nicolas Cruz and Ms. Ma. Luisa O. Cojuangco-Cruz • Volunteers who • Mr. Ramon Ang have selflessly shared their time • Mr. Conrado and Mrs. Kelly Bate and talent • Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson Santos • Our patients and • Ms. Monique T. Estrella students who • Ms. Joann Santos consistently serve • Ms. Judith L. Mosley as inspiration • Mr. Eloy P. Manalo • Our families who • Philippine Charity Sweeptakes Office have been steadfastly • Philippine Amusement & Gaming Corporation encouraging and • Philippine Rheumatology Association supportive • Benefactors of RETFI and the LUISA Project • EDSA Shangri-La Hotel Thank you .
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