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Loveology - a poem to inspire

Poetessa
  • By Poetessa · Posted March 28, 2008
  • In How my disease has changed my life · 6 recommendations
  • Since my diagnosis I have viewed life differently. I truly value the good moments more and more though the bad moments are still so very hard to bare sometimes. I have the worst time with the pain that ...

Conn's syndrome (hyperaldosteronism)

jacque
  • By jacque · Posted April 12, 2008
  • In Finding emotional support · 5 recommendations
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Conn's Syndrome and Kidney pain

nikki_G
  • By nikki_G · Posted June 8, 2009
  • In How my disease has changed my life · 2 recommendations
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Chondrocalcinosis CPPD

1irishman
  • By 1irishman · Posted May 7, 2009
  • In My disease has no treatment · 2 recommendations
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Sources for Financial Help; Transportation; Surgery; Housing, etc.

dizzybee
  • By dizzybee · Posted October 24, 2008
  • In Financial issues · 2 recommendations
  • I am in no way affiliated with any of the links/names I am about to post. I just happened upon them. Transportation Assistance: Air Charity Network The Medical Transportation Reimbursement Fund (the MOTOR ...

Ocular neuromytonia

Kyla
  • By Kyla · Posted November 12, 2007
  • In Getting a diagnosis · 2 recommendations
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A "wake up" call to my soul

tmichaelroche
  • By tmichaelroche · Posted November 4, 2009
  • In How my disease has changed my life · 1 recommendation
  • I really appreciate everyone's comments, suggestions and inspiration. This is a great web site. I am severely depressed. My Psychologist (have been with him since 1994) was informed of my suicidal thoughts ...

Living with Ollier's

Mummakaren
  • By Mummakaren · Posted October 19, 2009
  • In Finding emotional support · 1 recommendation
  • My name is Karen and I have Ollier's disease. I am 36 years old now and have never had the chance to talk to any one else who has it as well. I started having surgeries when I was 10 years old and about ...

CRPS and RSD Information - Can't go on living like this !

tmichaelroche
  • By tmichaelroche · Posted September 14, 2009
  • In My disease has no treatment · 1 recommendation
  • Does anyone suffer from these conditions? I was told that exercise and physical therapy would help aliveate some of the pain. How in the HEL_ am I supposed to exercise and take therapy when I can't even ...

Situs Inversus with asplenia

Seattlite
  • By Seattlite · Posted February 20, 2009
  • In How my disease has changed my life · 1 recommendation
  • My son Jim, who is now a bouncy 20-month-old, has situs inversus of the abdominal organs with asplenia. He was diagnosed with asplenia during an ultrasound shortly before I gave birth to him. After he ...

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