JILL
BETH JOHNSON
Blessings! I am 51 years old and handicapped, yet happily have offered tattooing, as health has allowed, for many years.
Currently, I am accepting tattoo work for small designs, and wish to truly thank all who have supported my art efforts
and encouraged me to overcome pain.
Presently, I am offering over 500 Original Tattoo Designs (called "Flash") in .PDF format on compact disc. The file will also be available over the Internet for valid customers. Included is 203 Printable, Display-Ready Pages and Stencil-Ready Companion Images.
The cost of the Flash Collection is $13 plus $2 for Shipping & Handling to U.S. Residents. I accept PAYPAL and U.S. MONEY ORDERS.
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Thank You Greatly for Your Interest!

Above Image represents an Example Page from my "Tao-Touch Tattoo FLASH Collection,"
BELOW ARE PHOTOS OF SPECIAL PEOPLE WHO HAVE HELPED ME AND MANY OTHERS.

PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW TO LEARN MORE OF THE PLIGHT OF THOSE WITH TMJ-DISORDER,
AND ABOUT THESE WONDERFUL PEOPLE AND THEIR WORK. THANK YOU!
PARK MEADOWS COSMETIC SURGERYFACE-THE-CHALLENGE OPERATION SMILE
JJAMD FOUNDATION was successful in 1988 getting Congressman Barney Frank to inaugurate and read into Congress this Proclamation:
"JAW JOINTS - TMJ AWARENESS MONTH" ® is Trademarked by JJAMD, INC.
MY RECOVERY FROM BILATERAL TMJ REPLACEMENT SURGERY
Target: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, 7500 Security Blvd., Baltimore MD 21244-1850
Sponsored by: Jill Johnson
We
the undersigned petition for Medicare and Medicaid guideline changes regarding
TMJ-TMJD (Temporomandibular Joint Disorder) as current rules incorrectly insist
TMJ-TMJD is a dental rather than medical condition and because of this thousands
are not receiving the medical care they desperately need. Damage to the
jaw-joint is as painful and debilitating as damage can be to any other joint and
Medicare and Medicaid need recognize the devastation and dysfunction TMJ-TMJD
can cause to people's lives. Please recognize that jaw-joint health is part
of total body and mind health and help those suffering from this condition to
have hope for treatment and pain-relief by convincing whoever writes the
insurance guidelines of this truth and of the urgent need for guideline
reform.
Thank
You for taking the time to read this letter.
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/medicare
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#71 Nov Sarah Lovelace, CO
#70 Oct 29 Sandra Tabor, TX
#69 Sep 30 Christopher Webb, GA
#68 Sep 17 Michael Holliday, PA
I have a torn disc in my jaw bone. Causes me excruciating pain every day of my life. ATM I am on Medicare. I am in so much pain everyday , if I had this procedure done I may feel a bit more productive with my life. Pretty stupid not taking care of a medical procedure that can be easily remedied and relieve a person of a lot of pain that they may have to endure for the rest of their lives without the procedure.
# 67 Aug 19 Brenda Jones, PA
#66 Aug 14 Alamzeb Akhund, Pakistan
#65
Jun 28
J.C., PA.
My Daughter suffers Daily with TMJ, Severely Impacts her Health !!Insurances Need to Include all facets of health, There should be NO SEPARATION of DENTAL & MEDICAL PERIOD... All should be covered Because One Affects the other, Health is Health.. This world is so screwed up... Please cover TMJ and other facial Dental problems.
#64 May 30 Bebe Brawley, OK
My daughter who is on Medicare has TMJ, it is VERY painful & I have seen her in horrific pain from this to the point of unbearable. She has mouth guards, etc. insurance didn't pay for which are VERY costly. 750.00 for one & 395.00 for a smaller one. She has her first tmj appointment Monday, doesn't look like much help from her insurance. Out of pocket...people who are on Medicare aren't getting rich & its hard to pay the total out of pocket which is VERY costly. This isn't right, if she broke her foot, neck, etc. insurance would cover it. Wake up people this is a poor excuse to treat people like this. COVER TMJ!
#63
May 30
Name not displayed, WA
#62
May 11
Cheryl Meyers, NY
#51
Apr 13
Mike Moore, United Kingdom
#60
Apr 12
Name not displayed, RI
#59
Apr 11
Jessica Dijkstra, MI
#58
Apr 03
Christine Terry, CA
#57
Apr 02
Richard Hollister, AZ
#56
Apr 02
Kevin Olheiser, MN
#55
Mar 13
Jennifer Eubanks, CO
#54
Mar 13
Courtney Perrine, CA
#53
Mar 12
Name not displayed, ME
I am on Medicare because I am disabled and now I have TMJ to add to my other medical problems. If any one had it, they would take it more seriously. It is definitely a serious medical condition that should be covered by insurance. Anything that causes chronic pain should be fixed, if possible. It is possible, but most Americans cannot afford the treatment. If people can be helped and we have treatments, then why not allow coverage of such treatments? There are times to be conservative, but not when it involves people's lives and could help relieve pain.
#52
Mar 11
Kathyrn Lawson, CO
#51
Mar 02
Name not displayed, CO
#50
Mar 03
Del Owens, ID
#49
Mar 02
Karen J. Jones, CO
#48
Mar 02
Wendell G. Lawrence Lawrence, CO
#47
Feb 26
Toni Clark, CO
#46
Feb 26
Barb Zonitch, FL
#45
Feb 18
Kenneth Relaford, OK
#44
Feb 14
Chris Daugaard, UT
#43
Feb 11
Suzanne Calligaro, CO
The
jaw joint is a bone joint. If Jill had broken her arm or hip bone, Medicaid
would cover it. Not to cover this bone problem with Medicaid is just stupid and
makes no sense.
#42
Feb 06
Kevin Green, CO
#41
Feb 02
Harold Snider, CO
#40
Feb 01
John Casper, ID
$39
Jan 28
Dave Thomas, CO
#38
Jan 27
Paul V. Siebenrock, WA
#37
Jan 26
Sarah Ellis, ID
#36
Jan 26
Liam Foley, Ireland
#35
Jan 26
Connie Hearn, TX
#34
Jan 25
Connie Vialpando, OR
I personally had some problems with TMJ. It was not a bad case like Jill and others have, but it was and is agonizing. Eating can be horrible when you have extreme problems with it. Please help these people.
#33
Jan 25
Name not displayed, CO
#32
Jan 23
Jay Johnston, CO
The jaw joint is part of anyone's whole health. When damaged, it hurts! Healthcare Reform need consider TMJ (jaw joint disorder) as a true medical condition that clearly, for much of the time, dentistry cannot provide necessary care for. Jill is my friend and I know she's hurting. Current TMJ-D guidelines are ridiculous!
#31
Jan 23
Caroline Countryman, CO
I have witnessed, firsthand, Jill's need for pain relief and treatment/surgery, for she is a close friend of mine, and because of her experience, I've learned of the need for medical insurances, The American Medical Association, and other medical and dental associations to regard the jaw joint (the Temporomandibular joint) as a part of whole-body health. Rules regarding TMJ-Disorder are overdue to recognize this and make the humane choice of insurance coverage for patients.
#30
Jan 18
Kenneth Rash, WA
#29
Jan 15
Martha Leahy, MA
#28
Jan 14
Dan Barber, CO
#27
Jan 14
Name not displayed, CO
#26
Jan 13
Shelley Jo Graham, WY
#25
Jan 13
LK Gertsch, CO
#24
Jan 13
Stan Nicoleta Andrea, Romania
#23 Jan 13 Robert W. Christensen, CO
As
an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and more recently Founder and President of TMJ
Implants, Inc., I have been intimately involved in the diagnosis and surgical
treatment of serious TMJ Disease, whether of a congenital, traumatic or
degenerative nature, for the past 60 years. I was the innovator, some 50 years
ago, of the Christensen Partial and Total TMJ Implants for the reconstruction of
the temporomandibular joint. These were the earliest U.S. Patented TMJ devices
and they are used daily in surgeries across the U.S. and Europe. They have
functioned very well over the past 50 years and behave much like any other human
joint when reconstructed (i.e, hip, knee, shoulder, etc.).
#22
Jan 12
Mark Sweet, WY
#21 Jan 12 Kaylan Vialpando, ID
Not all TMJ is equal. Simple "popping of the jaw" should not be in the same (and dismissed) category as degenerated jaw joint. It's very painful and people shouldn't have to suffer like this.
#20
Jan 12
Beth Whitman, WY
#19
Jan 12
Cynthia Pillow, OK
#18
Jan 11
Gary Smith, CO
#17
Jan 11
Kenneth Esquivel, AZ
#16
Jan 10
Shauneen Kolesarek, NV
#15
Jan 08
Rebecca Stover, AZ
#14
Jan 08
Debbie Lee, AL
#13
Jan 08
Mike Feenaughty, SC
#12
Jan 08
Angelica Rivera, NY
#11
Jan 08
Natasa Moulou, Greece
#10
Jan 08
Kate Medvedeva, Ukraine
#09
Jan 09
Name not displayed, CO
#08
Jan 08
Nona Burnett, LA
Unless
you have experienced TMJ or TMJD, you have NO idea what this painful medical
condition can do! IT IS NOT SIMPLY A DENTAL PROBLEM! Domestic violence injuries,
falls, automobile/motorcycle/bicycle accidents can cause these medical
conditions!
#07
Jan 08
Chintin Chen, Taiwan
#06
Jan 07
Giordano Schillaci, Italy
#05
Jan 07
Deborah Smith, HI
#04
Jan 07
Michael Woelfel, TX
#03
Jan 07
Julie Stretch, United Kingdom
#02 Jan 07 Carole Hagen, OR
#01 Jan 07 Jill Johnson, CO
E-mail: jill@taotouch.us
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