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- By Lynnedz56 · Posted November 4, 2009
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Stop the Gloom & Doom
- By primetimelady · Posted yesterday at 1:31 pm
- Discussion in Emotional and psychological issues · 1 recommendation
- I realize that this may make me the bad guy but I don't care it is the truth. In the beginning, for the most part I found this website helpful. There are a lot of wonderful and supportive women here ...
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- By danhartman1959 · Posted November 6, 2009
- Discussion in My heart disease - diagnosis and symptoms · 1 recommendation
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Name change proposal for women's heart disease to IHD
- By martzj · Posted November 4, 2009
- Discussion in Advice for other women with heart disease · 1 recommendation
- This is from November Heart to Heart e-newsletter. If you haven't done so, take a few moments to subscribe to this free WH resourse. It is loaded with the latest in women's heart news, research links ...
SCAD research UPDATE
- By KAKLeon · Posted October 28, 2009
- Discussion in My heart disease - diagnosis and symptoms · 1 recommendation
- November 3, 2009 Great news!!! Dr. Hayes would like to review an initial group of records for purposes of developing the research protocol. She’d like about 10 of our files for starters, and has outlined ...
