Pat \10011 took advantage of the ,cdation
ofkn:d hy Dr. Raymond.
"I k prescribed a pill (Hakion .2,) mg.) and
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and Kathy Ikikman, who did the pl.'l'manent
makeup on hcr hrows and the eyelash exten·
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two hours. The eyelash extensioll an: usually
applkd for special occasions. bl.'cause they
only last ahout threl.' weeb.
"The\' don't oller sleep sedation there. so
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Colleen Coveny's Solon was a port a
you havl.' to tough it out," 'vloon said about the
permanent eyebrow "talloo" procedure .
"I told thl.'m I wanted to bl.' totally different.
I said I'd risk it all!" she said.
In addition to the S17,250 wmpliml.'ntary
makeovl.'l' procedures. Moon also receivt:d ,1
S 100 gift card to Von Maur department ston:
from Dr. Ray-moml to purchase a brand new
outfit for the reception, or "rcveal," conduded
on April 20 at Bonclish Grill.
The "after" pictures takl.'n by Raymond
show a beaming Pat Moon with glistening white
[l.'eth. a Diny. bouncy hairstyle on the order of
ViclOria Beckham. and a glowing face.
Moon ha., hig pt.ms to usc her newfound confi·
dence and improved sclfcstcem in her job and
in her life.
For 13 years, she has worked full time in
the Women's Health Services Department at
St. francis Hospital off Stop II Road and Em·
erson Avenuc . Shl.' wears many hats. f'irst. she
is in c1wrge of the massagl.' therapy program.
"I do the business end of it. I hire the mas
sage therapists and make sme they arc creden·
daled," she said.
In addition, she also runs the hospital's
Consumer Membership Program for women
and their families, The 3.500 members may
take advantage of offerings sueh as health
edlH.:ation, discounts l'ot' massage thcmpy, a
maml110gram package for half price, bone den·
sity tests, and events such as the reccnl Day of
Dance in which 400 people took part.
"We also call it rhe Edutainll1ent Women of
SI. Francis. Wc are patient advocates, and we
nnd answers for women's questions." she Said.
Recently. Moon has decided to return to
school und is taking classes at Ivy Tech, but
plans to transfer to IUPUI to carll n business
degree. She is an avid dog lover. H walkeI'. a
reader. and she loves to crochet.
Moon and her husband, Bill, have hecn
married 27 years. Bill Moon also works for SI.
frnlleis Hospital as a locksmith. He has been
supportive, taking off work to chaurrer Pat to
her appointments.
"At first. he was very reserved about the
whole thing until I won. Then he was VCI'y ex
cited," she said.
