ADVISORY, Nov. 5, 2007 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --

 WHAT:      A 32-year-old mother of five -- a modern day "Job" -- will
            finally find hope in time for Thanksgiving.  Fresh on the
            heels of 18 months of tragedy (see timeline below) Sahar
            Gayton was diagnosed with a brain tumor and doctors gave
            her a "death sentence" with just six months to live.
            After discovering a new form of brain surgery on the
            Internet, she turned to pioneering surgeon Hrayr
            Shahinian, M.D. of the Skull Base Institute who will
            remove the tumor endoscopically via a small opening by her
            ear.  Shahinian believes that Gayton will finally have
            something to be thankful for in time for Thanksgiving -- a
            full recovery and new lease on life.

 VISUALS:   Visuals available at an emotionally charged press
            conference:
            * Gayton detailing her tales of tragedy
            * Shahinian describing the minimally invasive procedure 
              that will save her life (using MRI scan to illustrate 
              severity case)
            * B-roll containing animated graphics of new minimally
              invasive form of surgery contrasted with the old, highly
              invasive method
            * Video footage from Gayton showing her with deceased
              family members
 WHEN/
 WHERE:     PRESS CONFERENCE -- Tuesday, November 6 at 10:30 a.m.
            Skull Base Institute
            8635 West 3rd Street, Suite 1170 W
            Los Angeles, CA 90048

            SURGERY -- Wednesday, November 7 at 8:30 a.m.
            Brotman Medical Center
            3828 Delmas Terrace
            Culver City, CA 90232

 TRAGEDIES: Occurred in past 18 months:
            * Father struck by drunk driver & doctors encourage family
              to "pull plug"; Sahar refuses and nurses him to recovery
            * Mother slips and falls in swimming pool and drowns
            * Closest confidant, her beloved grandmother, dies
              unexpectedly
            * Her newborn dies (complications from congenital heart
              defect)
            * While pregnant, Sahar is diagnosed with deadly brain
              tumor and given 6 months to live (her only chance for
              survival, doctors said, is a dangerous "craniotomy" -- a
              drastic surgical procedure that involves removing the
              top of her skull to reach the tumor; complications
              include paralysis, loss of senses, stroke and even
              death)

CONTACT:  Frank Groff, Inc.
          Frank Groff
          Day of:
          Bobby Black
            562-243-6886
            bobby@frankgroffinc.om
          562-491-1000