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Coil Embolization: Miracle of Medical Technology by Claire Patient Expert My daughter's stroke was caused by an AVM...Arteriovenous malformation on her brain stem. The photo above is something similar to what hers looked like (I recall hers was a bit worse): take cooked angel hair pasta, throw it up against the wall and you get the picture. This tangle of tiny veins is NOT supposed to be there (or anywhere else for tha ... Read on »
My Stupid Cancer Show Podcast by Katherine B. Patient ExpertPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee I was terribly nervous about doing this and it turned out to the be most pleasant, least anxiety inducing media event I've ever done. Matthew, Kairol and Jack were great and guys, Dimos (hope I spelled that right) should get a raise, he was wonderful. If you missed the show you missed a good one and not just because I was a guest. If you have exp ... Read on »
Girl on Top: Your Guide to Turning Dating Rules into Career Success ~ Nicole Williams by Amanda Patient Expert She knows how to work a room, she’s always impeccably dressed, and no matter how hard you might try you just can’t seem to break her confidence. Hate her or love her, everyone wants to be her. Here are 10 tactics to achieving your own Girl on Top status:Know what you want and have the guts to ask for it. There’s nothing worse than ... Read on »
Thanksgiving 1981 by Ronni B. Patient Expert Most of the time, we celebrate Thanksgiving with family and friends. And most of the time, we have the same meal – turkey, cranberry sauce, dressing, potatoes sweet and/or white along with whatever are the side dish traditions in our individual families. If you live long enough, the dinners all blend together; you can't remember one from anot ... Read on »
Coil Embolization: Miracle of Medical Technology by Claire Patient Expert My daughter's stroke was caused by an AVM...Arteriovenous malformation on her brain stem. The photo above is something similar to what hers looked like (I recall hers was a bit worse): take cooked angel hair pasta, throw it up against the wall and you get the picture. This tangle of tiny veins is NOT supposed to be there (or anywhere else for tha ... Read on »
A Little of My Story-How I Got Started with a Home-based Studio by Take Root and Write .. Patient Expert As outlined before, in this series, Show me the Money! there will be interviews with professional women photographers in different fields of photography to see how they got started, the challenges they faced in growing their businesses, and how they faced the challenges. It was suggested to me that I start with myself! Okay, don't recall intervie ... Read on »
Kristen Stewart and shyness and sensitivity by Douglas E. Patient Expert Many interviewers and entertainment writers have described Twilight Saga actor Kristen Stewart as “cautious” and “shy.”At least one news story refers to her as a “Self-proclaimed introvert.”By the way, I am not presuming Kristen Stewart is shy, introverted or highly sensitive, and I don’t know her personall ... Read on »
Lactium: more rubbish from Boots the Chemists. And a more serious problem by Dr. David C. Doctor of Philosophy We have listed many reasons hear why you should never trust Boots. Here are the previous ones.Can you trust Boots?Don’t Trust BootsBoots reaches new level of dishonesty with CoQ10 promotionThis post is about a "functional food". That is about something a bit more serious than homeopathy, though I’ll return to that sta ... Read on »
Gratitude by my father Duane Cardall by Paul Cardall Today I am grateful for family. Trials can destroy a family or bring them closer together. Our family is stronger because of what we've been through this past year. My extended family is stronger. I attribute my own success and the success of our extended family to the wisdom and love of my mother and father who've always put us first. My father, a ... Read on »
A Prostate Survivor's Thoughts by Rabbi Ed . People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Thanksgiving is a time to wax a tad nostalgic as we count our blessings and recall what we’re grateful for. So here goes:First and foremost, I’m grateful to be alive and breathing. As one of the nearly 90% of almost 200,000 men a year, whose prostate cancer is diagnosed at an early stage, I got IT before it could get me. Not a day goes ... Read on »