CN8's Seeking Solutions With Suzanne Provides Information Important to Health and Happiness; Programming Highlight - Sunday, September 29, 2002 at 6 PM EST.

Business Editors

PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 24, 2002

On the next half-hour edition of Seeking Solutions with Suzanne, airing on Sunday, September 29 at 6 p.m. on CN8, The Comcast Network, host Suzanne Roberts explores the effects of chiropractic medicine, engages in a discussion about grief and moving beyond it, and learns how smart shopping can stretch your wardrobe budget.

The program opens as Suzanne talks with Dr. Neil Liebman, team chiropractor for the Philadelphia 76ers about the many uses for chiropractic medicine, the different types of patients Dr. Liebman treats and how he addresses their needs--from increased athletic performance to eliminating discomfort.

Dr. Liebman, from Holland, Pa., discusses some of the medical tools he uses on patients, from a 'cold laser,' which shoots a painless, beam of light into the vertebrae to help bones heal, to a massager, which helps loosen the muscles in the back.

Suzanne also sits in on a chiropractic session, as Dr. Liebman demonstrates on a patient his many methods in achieving 'alignment' of the spine, which can help lead to better posture and better general health.

Next, Suzanne meets with George and Wanda Stein, founders of Helping Hand Support Group, which offers comfort to grieving parents whose children have died. The Steins, from Cherry Hill, N.J., founded this group after the loss of their son in 1989, and Suzanne learns how the organization has helped parents from throughout the area.

Suzanne and the Steins are joined by David and Janet Hyatt, who discovered The Helping Hand Support Group after the loss of their son. The Hyatts, from Pine Hill, N.J., share how the group has been an important part of their grieving process.

Finally, Suzanne explores the secrets to stretching your wardrobe budget with Christine Gentry, the fashion director at Bloomingdale's. Gentry and her models demonstrate how the right additions and simple accessories can turn a plain suit into a flashy new outfit. Suzanne then shares tips on creating a wardrobe that looks great but isn't hard on your wallet.

"Viewers who watch Sunday's episode of Seeking Solutions with Suzanne are sure to learn ways to address issues important to their overall mental and physical well being," said host Suzanne Roberts.

Recipient of the 2002 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement - Host/Magazine and Specials, Seeking Solutions with Suzanne can be seen at 6 p.m., Sundays, exclusively on CN8, The Comcast Network.

In addition, a five-minute version of the series can be seen daily on CNN Headline News at 11:55 a.m., 4:55 p.m. and 9:55 p.m. in more than eight million homes in Comcast Cable systems nationwide. The show is a production and public service presentation of Philadelphia-based Comcast Original Programming. For more information, visit www.suzanne.tv.

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