This discussion focuses on how to contact Sharon Osbourne for a career discussion, particularly in relation to organizing a cancer support group. Key suggestions include checking her official website for email contact and utilizing IMDb.com for professional details. Participants also highlight Sharon's background as a manager for Ozzy Osbourne and other artists, emphasizing her significant role in the music industry. The conversation reflects a mix of personal anecdotes and practical advice for reaching out to her.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for individuals seeking to connect with celebrities for professional reasons, particularly those involved in support groups or charitable organizations. It is also valuable for public relations professionals and fans interested in the music industry.
First, check to see if she has a website where she can be e-mailed.pmb_phy said:
Ever heard of a bloke named Ozzy?zoobyshoe said:
When Ozzy Osbourne left Black Sabbath in 1979 and embarked upon a solo carreer, Sharon Osbourne's father was Ozzy's manager. That is how Ozzy and Sharon met. Sharon soon married Ozzy and took over managerial duties while (I believe) cutting ties with her father and accusing her father of having financially ripped off Ozzy.zoobyshoe said:
he was better there(i think so). 
he could have made a wonderful band like dave mustaine made Megadeth 
after leaving Metallica.zoobyshoe said:
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Echo 6 Sierra said:
Any living non-retired film/TV celebrity can be contacted via information that can be found at IMDb.com.pmb_phy said:
yomamma said:
Cool. Can you ask him if he's willing to contact Sharon?Oh my God! I feel so bad for you!zoobyshoe said:
Not in the least. In the first place I was in serious trouble for the first portion of this thread so I wasn't around to follow it. I was starting to have panic attacks and ended up in the ER for a few of them. Horrible things those attacks.zoobyshoe said:
Turned out that my anti-depressant was causing them! Yipes! In the second place I love Ozzy and Black Sabbath. Their music, along with other 70's and 80's music helped me through some horrible times during the whole cancer/herniated disk portions of the last 5 years. Did you find this thread again by doing a search for the word "Sharon"? If so, it'll highlight your search term. In the address bar, just delete everything after the post number (something like &highlight=sharon, but it might not be exactly that) and hit enter. That should give you a view of the thread without your search term highlighted.pmb_phy said:
Were I you, I would take the whole constellation of problems and present them to either a neurologist, or a neuropsychiatrist. General Practitioners and Psychiatrists are usually ignorant of any possible neurological avenues that might be explored to account for what seem to them to be "psychiatric" symptoms.pmb_phy said:In the first place I was in serious trouble for the first portion of this thread so I wasn't around to follow it. I was starting to have panic attacks and ended up in the ER for a few of them. Horrible things those attacks.
That's a good idea zb. I've never heard of those kinds of docs before. I've started off today by (1) firing my shrink at Dana Farber and (2) telling my Leukemia social worker that I don't wish to run into her again in the near future. They both ganged up on me in the shrinks office and refused to listen to me. I left before I lost my temper. The dumb shrink took that as me being unwilling to cooperate. What a stupid sob. I left before I had to clock him - I have a very nasty temper so I've had to do a lot over the years to control it. Its a nasty beast which I've had to keep penned up.zoobyshoe said: