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Illuzionz O'Grandeur will debut the third season premiere of her radio show "Medical Militia" on June 16, 2016. She created the non-profit TEAM iLLz in 2009 to raise awareness for muscular dystrophy while searching for a cure to her own chronic illness. The show has spent the past 5 years producing responsible content about living with illness, patient advocacy, and spreading muscular dystrophy awareness. For the new season, Medical Militia Radio will expand its distribution to popular podcast platforms to reach more listeners.
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![JUNE16,2011
PRESS RELEASE | JUNE16, 2016
The Medical Militia Radio Show with TEAM iLLz on Your Side, hosted by Illuzionz
O’Grandeur will be debuting the SEASON III premier episode on Thursday, June 16,
2016. Illuzionz O’Grandeur created TEAM iLLz Muscular Dystrophy Awareness
Foundation, Inc., in 2009, while searching for a cure to her own chronic illness. TEAM
iLLz is a volunteer driven organization created as a direct response to the fact that
many healthcare professionals are unaware; 1 in 2,400 babies’ worldwide are born with
a form of MD that is 100% fatal, typically by the age of 16.
The Crew of MMR are extremely proud of what they have accomplished over the past
5 years; taking on directing, producing, and engineering dynamic content in a
responsible journalistic manner. We could not be more excited about what the future
holds.
Since 2011, we have spent days and nights pouring our hearts, souls, triumphs and
tragedies into a cause that continues to grow and flourish. The Medical Militia are
deeply passionate about learning to be a smart patient, self advocacy, living their best
life and most importantly… spreading MD awareness. Please join The Medical Militia
with TEAM iLLz on your side for this magnificent journey, as we take the Show on
the Road!
For this upcoming season Medical Militia Radio will expand its distribution to digital
podcasting platforms such as: Olio.fm, iTunes, Tidal, Google, Spotify and Amazon.
WWW.MEDICALMILITIARADIO.COM
MEDICAL MILITIA RADIO [FROM THE ARCHIVES]
“ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE BEING HONEST WITH YOUR HEALTH CARE PROVIDER
ABOUT YOUR ILLNESS? IS YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY MAKING IT DIFFICULT FOR
YOU TO OBTAIN PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION AND EQUIPMENT TO IMPROVE YOUR
QUALITY OF LIFE? OR DO YOU JUST WANT TO TALK ABOUT WHAT ILLZ YOU?”
TEAM iLLz MD Awareness Foundation, Inc.
Corporate Headquarters
P.O. Box 77073
Trenton, NJ 08619
EIN: 80-0741422
MEDICAL
MILITIA
RADIO
ALL PROCEEDS GO TO TEAM ILLZ MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY AWARENESS FOUNDATION, INC.
www.TheHouseOG.com | 609.795.1115 | iLLzOG@iCloud.com](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/7db433b4-b265-4667-b528-1c6da9d2c765-160620050051/85/MMRseasonIIIDebut-1-320.jpg)
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- 1. JUNE16,2011 PRESS RELEASE | JUNE16, 2016 The Medical Militia Radio Show with TEAM iLLz on Your Side, hosted by Illuzionz O’Grandeur will be debuting the SEASON III premier episode on Thursday, June 16, 2016. Illuzionz O’Grandeur created TEAM iLLz Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Foundation, Inc., in 2009, while searching for a cure to her own chronic illness. TEAM iLLz is a volunteer driven organization created as a direct response to the fact that many healthcare professionals are unaware; 1 in 2,400 babies’ worldwide are born with a form of MD that is 100% fatal, typically by the age of 16. The Crew of MMR are extremely proud of what they have accomplished over the past 5 years; taking on directing, producing, and engineering dynamic content in a responsible journalistic manner. We could not be more excited about what the future holds. Since 2011, we have spent days and nights pouring our hearts, souls, triumphs and tragedies into a cause that continues to grow and flourish. The Medical Militia are deeply passionate about learning to be a smart patient, self advocacy, living their best life and most importantly… spreading MD awareness. Please join The Medical Militia with TEAM iLLz on your side for this magnificent journey, as we take the Show on the Road! For this upcoming season Medical Militia Radio will expand its distribution to digital podcasting platforms such as: Olio.fm, iTunes, Tidal, Google, Spotify and Amazon. WWW.MEDICALMILITIARADIO.COM MEDICAL MILITIA RADIO [FROM THE ARCHIVES] “ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE BEING HONEST WITH YOUR HEALTH CARE PROVIDER ABOUT YOUR ILLNESS? IS YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY MAKING IT DIFFICULT FOR YOU TO OBTAIN PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION AND EQUIPMENT TO IMPROVE YOUR QUALITY OF LIFE? OR DO YOU JUST WANT TO TALK ABOUT WHAT ILLZ YOU?” TEAM iLLz MD Awareness Foundation, Inc. Corporate Headquarters P.O. Box 77073 Trenton, NJ 08619 EIN: 80-0741422 MEDICAL MILITIA RADIO ALL PROCEEDS GO TO TEAM ILLZ MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY AWARENESS FOUNDATION, INC. www.TheHouseOG.com | 609.795.1115 | iLLzOG@iCloud.com