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‘Culture of trust’ key in school safety BY REBECCA LEFTWICH

becky@newnan.com Strong personal connections, regular interaction w it h students and reinforcing the “see somet h i ng , say some t h i n g ” r u le m ay h ave played a part in de-escalating several incidents i nvolv i ng t h reats to Coweta County schools last week. In the case of a 17-yearold Ea st Coweta H ig h School st udent whose loade d 9 m m g u n wa s taken from him without i ncident T hu r sd ay by Principal Steve Allen and school resource officers, a deliberate attempt over time to build a school climate of trust was a key element , accord i ng to Coweta County Superintendent of Schools Steve Barker. “As a principal, Steve builds relationships with students,” Barker said. “In a school that size, you’d be surprised how many kids he knows by name. In his announcements each day, he talks

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PHOTO BY BETH NEELY

Newnan Police Chief D.L. “Buster” Meadows, Coweta County Superintendent of Schools Steve Barker and Coweta County Sheriff Mike Yeager discuss school safety procedures and plans after a rash of threats and arrests last week.

The fight of her life

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Gina Beldon recuperates at home from her recent surgery surrounded by her five children. From left are Buck, 6; Brock, 11; Beau, 14; Bryce, 3; and Brandi Blaze, 10.

Sharpsburg mother of five battles against rare disorder BY MELANIE RUBERTI

melanie@newnan.com Forty-year-old Gina Beldon is racing against the clock in hopes of beating an infection that is ravaging her body. It’s a ‘competition’ the once healthy, athletic and fit mother of five would have easily won four years ago. But a dangerous combination of rare yeast strains and the bacterium Clostridium difficile, or C. difficile, has invaded her bloodstream, leaving Gina weak and in chronic pain. “I just want to be ‘Gina’ aga i n - t he mom , t he wife and friend,” she said through tears. “But my body won’t allow it. I’m literally fighting for my life.” T h e i n fe c t i on s a re becoming resistant to antibiotics and other medications - and are slowly eating away her internal organs. “I have nothing left inside to lose - except my life,” Gina said. The Sharpsburg woman’s condition is so rare, it has no name - and doctors

are not sure how to treat it.

A MEDICAL MYSTERY

To fully comprehend the extent of Gina’s illness, one must turn back the hands of time to the year 2014. By all accounts, the miraculous birth of Gina’s you ngest son Br yce should have been a joyful occasion. Almost three years earlier, Gina and her husband Todd decided they were done having children. The Sharpsburg woman had tubal ligation, also known as “having your tubes tied.” Accord i n g to Gi n a , instead of cauterizing her fallopian tubes, her physician placed metal clamps on them. Two years later, searing abdominal pain sent Gina to the emergency room, where doctors discovered she suffered a tubal rupture. The metal clamp had wedged itself between her stomach and uterus. “They weren’t sure how

I was even alive at that point,” Gina remembered. “Then they told me I also had high levels of HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) in my system.” Gi n a wa s preg n a nt , which meant surgery to remove the metal clamp was not an option. After a difficult pregnancy, Gina delivered a healthy baby boy and physicians took out the clamp. Despite the operation, harmful bacteria took over Gina’s body. In order to treat the ongoing infection , doctors pu mped the mother of five full of antibiotics. Accord i n g to Gi n a , those medications caused dangerous strains of yeast to grow throughout her body and eventually enter her bloodstream. “No one could figure out why my body was holding onto the infection, so they just kept throwing medications at me,” Gina said. “But it was really just like putting band-aids on the

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PHOTO BY WINSTON SKINNER

Sarita Workman, left, manager of the store at the local Salvation Army Service Center, gives a report to members of the local advisory council. At right is Heather Creech, center director, who told the council about an anonymous $10,000 gift.

Salvation Army receives $10,000 to help with homeless needs BY W. WINSTON SKINNER winston@newnan.com The Salvation Army has received an anonymous $10,000 donation to help Coweta’s homeless. Heather Creech, director of the Army’s Newnan Service Center, talked about the gift – and the opportunity it presents – at the local Salvation Army Advisory Council meeting on Thursday. Council members said they hope the gift is just the beginning of real, significant help in addressi n g h om ele s s n e s s i n Coweta County. Creech told the council she is scheduled to meet with David Gregory, executive director of One Roof Ecumenical Outreach, this week. One Roof has taken the lead on helping the home-

less locally – largely by providing housing at an extended stay motel. “We know the homeless situation is a huge problem,” longtime council member Bette Hickman said during the meeting in the boardroom at Charter Bank at Calumet. The donor, a Coweta resident, repor tedly made the contribution after reading about the homelessness problem in the local area – in articles in The Newnan Times-Herald. The donor “believes in the Salvation Army,” Hickman observed. Council members discussed some of the complexities of helping the homeless, continuing a conversation that began at the previous meeting on Feb. 1.

Members of the advisory council expressed hope that a way could be found to use the donated funds to augment One Roof’s efforts. Hope was also expressed that local citizens might contribute to expand the effort – and to continue it once the $10,000 is spent. Hickman said she saw the gift as “seed money” for something ongoing. “We’re all trying to figure it out,” she said. “This anonymous donor i s rea l ly g iv i ng u s a beginning.” Contributions to help with the project can be sent to Salvation Army, 670 Jefferson St., Newnan, GA 30263. T he memo l i ne on checks should read “Homeless.”

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to the students about ‘see something, say something.’” With more than 3,000 students, East Coweta – the sixth largest high school in Georgia – also relies on the presence of two longtime SROs. Allen, Lt. Rodney Ison and Lt. Vince Meadows worked quickly to squash the threat because of their shared and overriding concern for the safety of students and staff, Barker said. ““It wasn’t a long-term plan, a devised plan,” said Ba rker, a former high school principal. “You understand a lot of ways handle things, even if you don’t draw it up in advance. You understand one another, and that helps.” With the help of Ison and Meadows, Kenneth Terrell Bullard was isolated a nd disa rmed within minutes of the notification – long before much of the student body and staff were aware of the threat, according to Barker. “(Allen) got the individual in the least populated area and had him disa rmed before a nybody else in that school really knew what was going on,” Barker said, adding, “T here was never anyone in danger while they were in the process.” Coweta high schools operate like small colleges, Barker said, which makes for a unique learning experience, but also requires the diligence of everyone from students to custodians when controlling entry and access is impractical. “We have online learning, apprenticeships and dual enrollment,” Barker said. “We also can run several schedules on one

campus. We didn’t decide that in the past few years – t hat ’s been 20 -plus years in the making with our college and career academy. But there are tradeoffs for that. When your high school’s a city block with 14 or 15 buildings, it comes with the inability to do certain things in terms of one point of entry and one exit. So it becomes even more i mp or t a nt t h at you have that trust factor, those relationships and ownership of that environment.” Sheriff Mike Yeager said that while he understands the tendency to second-guess decisions about school safety, trust shou ld ex tend to t he school system and law enforcement. “A situation doesn’t even h ave to h appen and we’re talking about what’s the best path to take from this,” he said. “The public, and especially parents, need to trust that. This isn’t all new to us. We’re constantly thinking, and this school system is constantly thinking, about what else they can do.” Ad m i n ist rators a nd law enforcement often have more at stake than people realize, Barker said. “ We h ave m a ny of the people on the decision-making team, me included, who are sending kids to school in our district every day,” he said. “I know the same is true for law enforcement. It’s easy to forget someti mes t hat t here are many, many people in the system who are sending their children to school.” O pen a nd f requent communication between parents or guardians and students not only helps

identify potential safety concer n s , but it a lso reminds students that the legal consequences of their actions at school can drastically change their lives. In t he East Coweta i ncident, Bulla rd is charged with terroristic acts and threats and with carrying a weapon in a school. One juvenile – a former student who called in a threat specifically targeting Evans Middle School on Friday – was arrested in the Savannah area, charged with terroristic threats. Students at Newnan and Northgate high schools will face charges stemming from school-related incidents last week as well. "T he district attorney's office takes very seriously crimes involving weapons on school grounds and any terroristic threats made relating to schools,” said Herb Cranford, district attorney for Coweta Judicial Court. “Students must be able to receive their education in a safe environment and their parents and the community deserve to know our children are safe at school.” Cra n ford sa id he appreciates t he work of Yeager, Barker and New na n Police Ch ief D. L . “ B u s ter ” Me adows, and that his office intends to work alongside law en forcement to protect students and t e a c h e r s . C rADDED a n AT ford REGISTER! warned that penalties will be severe for those who threaten that safety. “Anyone who would consider taking a weapon to school or making a threat regarding a school should know that doing so is felony which carries a prison sentence,” Cranford said.

problem. The infections operation: Her health and there to see that,” Jolie never totally went away.” money. said. She remained in conJolie, Gina and Alistant pain and was in son Newman attended and out of the hospital East Coweta High School for two years before she together. They graduated was finally referred to an T he fou r ye a r s of in 1996. infectious disease spe- re c u r rent i n fe c t ion s W hen A l l i s on a nd cialist at Emory. attacking Gina’s body Jolie learned how ill Gina By then, her female have also taken their toll was, they established reproductive system was on the entire Beldon fam- a GoFundMe page. The riddled with tumors and ily - hitting them physi- money helps with medidisease. She had a full cally, emotionally and cal bills and costs associhysterectomy. ated with Gina’s illness. financially. Gina endured 12 more Health insurance has It’s titled, “Gina’s Fight abdominal surgeries the barely made a dent in For Her Life.” following year, including Gina’s skyrocketing medThey also provided the operations to remove her ical bills. family with meals and appendix and gallbladder. “We had to sell our other services during But infections contin- home. We couldn’t make Gina’s many trips to the ued to attack her body. the payments on it any- hospital. Infectious Disease Spe- more,” she said tearfully. “They are truly angels cialists at Emory reportThe family of seven walking on this Earth. edly told Gina they had relies solely on Todd’s sal- God aligned them to be exhausted all treatment ary to keep a roof over here for my family,” said options, and referred her their heads, food on the Gina. “They know how to the Mayo Clinic in table and to keep Gina hard it is for Todd and I to Rochester, Minnesota. ask for help. They didn’t alive. “I’m not really living. Todd is a teacher and even ask any questions, I’m just existing,” she said head coach of both soc- but stepped up and took tearfully. cer and ninth-grade foot- charge to help us.” T he news at Mayo ball at East Coweta High The friends are hoping wasn’t much better. School. He’s worked tire- to raise enough money to The years of taking lessly at the school for 23 cover costs for Gina’s next antibiotics and pain medi- years. upcoming bone fusion cations had taken its toll “My husband takes the surgery. on Gina’s body. She is scheduled for brunt of having to provide According to Gina, for us,” Gina said. more tests at the Mayo physicians discovered she Gina’s chronic illness Clinic in Minnesota on is going into renal fail- has also taken a toll on her March 16. ure and the lining of her five children, especially “I finally feel like I see intestines is destroyed. her transgender daughter, light at the end of the tunDoctors also found a 10-year-old Brandi Blaze. nel,” Gina said. “I want to major fracture separat“I’ll be resting and be on the other side of this ing her pelvis and back Brandi will lift up one of and give back to everyone bone. The break is caus- my eyelids and say, ‘Mom? who has given their all to ing spinal fluid to leak in Are you still here?’ I need my family.” to Gina’s body - and creat- to be here for my kids. I Alison and Jolie are ing more infections. want to be here for my also coordinating schedC. difficile continues kids,” Gina said as tears ules for transporting the to attack her intestines rolled down her face. Beldon’s children and and bloodstream. Sores “The focus should be on providing meals for the cover Gina’s face where Brandi …. She’s going to family. the infection has broken need hormones and sur“This isn’t about us, it’s through her skin. gery. She’s going to need about her,” said Alison. Her only hope is a ‘bone me to help her navigate all “Whatever needs to be 4.9-5.5 oz. surgery, which fusion’ done, we’ll do it for her.” that.” Please visit our website at www.fooddepot.com Select Varieties 5.75 Lb. Canister would merge the fracTo volunteer support Jolie Roquemore Vigh Download the Food Depot App for digital coupons 12 oz. Pringles Zatarain’s tured joints back together. agreed. for the family, contact and in store promotions! Chips Only two things stand Spam Jolie Roquemore Vigh at “My children will grad- Fish-Fri between Gina and the uate with two of her chil- Please678-416-6579 or email her visit our website at www.fooddepot.com Download the Food Depot App for digital coupons potentially life-saving OUR COST PLUS 10% dren. She needs to be at j_vigh@bellsouth.net. and in store promotions!

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melanie@newnan.com Move over Hollywood, t h e O s c a r s b elon ge d to Coweta County this weekend. More than 250 people walked the red carpet Saturday evening for the annual Coweta County Oscar Night, benefiting the Boys and Girls Club of Metro Atlanta - which includes two clubs within the county. Folks were dressed to the nines in stylish tuxedos and sheek ball gowns as they dined, danced and bid on auction items at the Newnan-Coweta County Airport. Organizers transformed an airport hangar into a glitzy mini-version of “Tinseltown” - complete with a red carpet and the Hollywood sign. The Oscar night is the biggest fundraising event of the year for the Boys and Girls Club of Metro Atlanta. The organization hoped to raise at least $90,000. “The money is used

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Backstreet Arts Open Studio Thursday

Mar. 15, 10 a.m.- 3 p.m., Free Backstreet Arts is a free art studio located at 19-B First Avenue in Newnan, behind Bridging the Gap, across from Newnan Theatre Company. The studio is open to all individuals who want to practice art in a comfortable, nonintimidating atmosphere. For more information or to check daily studio hours, call 706-940-2787 or visit www.backstreetart.org

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History with Elizabeth: Women in Coweta Thursday

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History with Elizabeth is back at the Carnegie- Come to The Carnegie for an informative presentation with local historian Elizabeth Beers to learn more about Newnan and its history. This month, in honor of Women’s History Month, the topic will be “Women in Coweta.” Registration is requested for this program. Call 770-683-1347 for more information or to register.

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Ask a Lawyer Day Friday

Mar. 16, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., Free The Pro Bono Project of Georgia Legal Service Program will host a free legal clinic for all Coweta and surrounding county residents at the Powell Branch Library in Newnan. Attorneys will provide free brief legal advice (in private) on a variety of civil subjects, including Family, Wills & Estates, Bankruptcy / Consumer, and Landlord / Tenant.

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melanie@newnan.com S ome yout h s at t he New n a n- Coweta Boys a nd Girls Club have a g re en t hu m b when it comes to gardening. During the fall, the kids dig in the dirt and carefully plant seeds in one of three designated gardens behind the facility. T hey a re g u ided by experts with the Coweta County Master Gardener E x t e n s i o n Vo l u n t e e r program. “ T h e y c o m e o u t to the club twice a month and teach the kids about fr u its a nd vegetables , ga rden i ng a nd t a k i ng ca re of env i ron ment,” said Lauren Odom, execut ive d i re c tor of t h e New n a n- Coweta Boys & Girls Club. “They also take the kids out on field trips, like out to nature trails and other people’s gardens. “The kids are able to see the full process, from planting seeds and taking care of the garden to pulling the fruits and vegetables out of the garden,” Odom added. Each year has a theme, such as planting certain vegetables to make salsa or to create a pizza with toppings.

The youths will have more space to garden this fall. Accordi ng to Odom, Greg Price of RBI Baseball Newnan has renovated a tract of land at the club off Wesley Street. T he k ids went from maintaining two small gardens and one large plot to having five large gardens to plant in. The organization has not added garden space to the new Boys & Girls Club facility off Savannah Street. But gardening is just one aspect of the health program pillar at both Coweta County Boys & Girls Clubs. Odom sa id t he club partnered with HealthMPowers, an organization t h at t ra n sfor m s env ironments so that they become spaces where children can live, learn and play. The two groups also educ ate yout h s about healthy habits and lifestyles. “We teach kids to read nutrition labels on food items, how to count calories and choose healthy snacks, plus the correct serving sizes and plate portion,” she explained. HealthMPowers volun-

teers provides cooking lessons for teens every few weeks. “They’ve made black bean quesadillas, smoothies and healthy che e se st ick s ,” Odom said. Organizers said there is a bigger underlying m i s sion b e h i nd t h ei r health programs. “We’re targeting childh o o d o b e s i t y, ” s a i d Odom. “We want to get k ids active. We tr y to i ncor porate i n additional 30 minutes a day of activity. “We try to break them of bad habits. When kids eat better, they do better. If they eat breakfast in morning, they’ll do better in school.” Odom said they send the kids home with bags of fruits and vegetables, a long w it h recipes to share with their families. “The kids and their parents can cook together,” she said. “We’re changing the behavior of the entire family and the kids we serve.” In the spring, the Master Gardener volunteers offer workshops for parents on how to prepare a meal for their family while on a budget.

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