Country's 'First Lady' Tammy Wynette dead at 55
Tammy Wynette died Monday at the age of 55. The cause of Wynette's death was Adhesion Related Disorder.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tammy Wynette, who rose from beautician to ''the first lady of country music'' with hits including ''Stand by Your Man,'' died Monday. She was 55.Wynette, who had a history of health problems, died Monday evening at her home, said spokesperson Wes Vause. The cause of her death was not immediately disclosed.
Her 1968 top-seller, ''Stand by Your Man,'' which she co-wrote with her producer Billy Sherrill, became her signature song, with its advice to forgive one's mate because ''after all he's just a man.'' But her throbbing voice in other tunes, such as ''Till I Can Make It on My Own,'' expressed flashes of independence. She was one of country music's greatest success stories, catapulting from a job in a beauty shop to a three-time winner of the Country Music Association's female vocalist of the year award - 1968 to 1970. Country music fans polled for the annual Music City News awards voted her a legend in 1991, but she said it was premature. ''I don't consider myself a legend. I think it's kind of overused,'' she said.
Throughout her 25-year career, her stormy marriages and hospital stays, even a kidnapping and beating for which no one was ever convicted, threatened to overshadow one of the most successful singing careers in country music history. But she didn't emphasize the negative. ''I've had a wonderful life,'' she said in a 1991 Associated Press interview. ''I absolutely feel I've been blessed tremendously. I can't complain at all.'' Besides ''Stand by Your Man,'' Wynette's hits included ''D-I-V-O-R-C-E,'' ''I Don't Wanna Play House,'' ''Womanhood,'' ''Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad,'' ''Singing My Song'' and ''The Ways to Love a Man.''
In the fall of 1993, she teamed up with fellow country queens Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn to record the album ''Honky Tonk Angels.'' She also recorded several duets with country star George Jones, to whom she was married from 1969 to 1975.
Wynette was born Virginia Wynette Pugh on a cotton farm in Itawanba County, Miss. She picked cotton as a child, and as a young woman worked as a waitress, a doctor's receptionist, a barmaid and a shoe factory worker. In the mid-1960s, she was working as a beautician in Birmingham, Ala., and making periodic 180-mile trips to Nashville in hopes of getting discovered as a singer. She visited music business offices in Nashville and caught the eye of Grand Ole Opry star Porter Wagoner who asked her to sing at his road shows.
Tammy Wynette's Autopsy Reports Can be Found at
- Go to Tammy Wynette's Autopsy Reports
http://www.adhesionrelateddisorder.com/Tammy-Wynette.html
We remember these women, who died from complications related their Adhesions Related Disorder. May they represent the many who die without ever knowing what caused their deaths:
- Please hold thier families in your thoughts and prayers - these are but a few!
Christina Buelteman age 42 - Died January 2000
Marian Lewis - Died July 2000
Cindy McAleer age 32 - Died June 2000
Rochelle “Shellie” S. Sabowski age 38 - Died July 2003
Susan Stransky age 30 - Died February 2000
Marjorie Lee Wantz age 59 - Died October 1991
Ms Terri S. Schmitz age 49 - December 3, 2009
Adhesion Related Disorder
Is There Any Justice For These People
"REMEMBER"
The first cut is the deepest – there is no turning back!
The first cut is the deepest – there is no turning back!
Holding those who caused these patient's lives to be compromised by disabling pain and dysfunctional internal organs, some leading to the patients death!"
What does the word "iatrogenic" mean?
Iatros means physician in Greek, and -genic, meaning induced by, is derived from the International Scientific Vocabulary. Combined, of course, they become iatrogenic, meaning physician-induced. Iatrogenic disease is obviously, then, disease which is caused by a physician. Now that we have entered the time of physicians intentionally killing their patients and calling it "physician assisted suicide,"iatrogenic" takes on a whole new meaning. To understand that we need to look at Germany in the 1940s. More....http://www.iatrogenic.org/define.html
"BE YOUR OWN BEST Dr. - GET EDUCATED TO ARD!"
Iatros means physician in Greek, and -genic, meaning induced by, is derived from the International Scientific Vocabulary. Combined, of course, they become iatrogenic, meaning physician-induced. Iatrogenic disease is obviously, then, disease which is caused by a physician. Now that we have entered the time of physicians intentionally killing their patients and calling it "physician assisted suicide,"iatrogenic" takes on a whole new meaning. To understand that we need to look at Germany in the 1940s. More....http://www.iatrogenic.org/define.html
"BE YOUR OWN BEST Dr. - GET EDUCATED TO ARD!"
"COLONOSCOPY WARNING!"
The pictures in our "picture" section present solid evidence as to why a "COLONOSCOPY" must never be performed unless a "CONTRAST BARIUM BOWEL X-ray" has been completed prior to the procedure, as the intestines in patients afflicted with ARD are NOT in a normal position and the risk of bowel perforation is extremely high!
