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I'm Baaaack! by Stephanie Well, I learned the lesson this past week that I should have braved the toothache pain along with it's drug induced giddiness and posted Halloween pictures. This would be because two days later on November 2nd, Ryan turned 6 and in my Happy Birthday picture frenzy I made a horrible mistake....... I erased the Halloween pictures! Aaahhhhh!Way to go ... Read on »
More ROHHAD Children by Haveyroo It seems like about every two weeks I find another ROHHAD family. This time there are 2 new ones. They found my site I created on facebook for ROHHAD Syndrome and I was able to check her web site. CLICK HERE for Twin Cin-City -- her child is currently with Dr. Weese-Mayer The other lady's name is Trina - from Newfoundland. I don't know much abou ... Read on »
River by Rachel M. Patient Expert Life goes on like river flowsThings are changing at nobody’s faultWhen you need me again,you will find meBecause our souls have connected once beforeMy dear friend,Your life must go on like river flows Posted in Life, ME/CFS, Poem & Haiku Read on »
Care.com free weekend of access 11/6-8: register for special needs, senior care, pet care by Barbara C. Patient Expert Many of you will want to check this out this weekend - free access through Sunday! I Dear Barbara, Iwanted to let you know that this coming weekend (November 6-8), we're going to open up Care.com for a Free Weekend of access. This is only the second time we've ever done this, and we're doing it to raise awareness for National Family Caregiver Month ... Read on »
Primetime TV Shows More Violence Against Women by Barbara C. Patient Expert Interesting that all today's aging feminists care about is increasing abortion and funding it with taxpayer dollars.As one of the Founding Mothers of the Second Wave of Feminism, I am appalled that they sold out to the sexual exploitation of women in all its forms - including dressing little girls as prostitutes, encouraging teenage promiscuity, br ... Read on »
What You Need To Know About Acid Reflux Disease by Jan People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee What You Need To Know About Acid Reflux Disease - By: Gloria Fanz Acid reflux is also known as the Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). Some people simply describe it as heartburn because of the burning effect of the condition experienced by the patient. Essentially, acid reflux is a disorder in which the acid contents in the stomach back up int ... Read on »
Opthamologist by Lisa Patient Expert Finn had a regular follow-up appointment with the pediatric opthamologist today. It was a complete non-event, which I guess is good. Everything looks good, he seems to see just fine, and the doc didn't mention anything about the apparent smaller optic nerve that he made note of 9 months ago. Whatever. Sometimes I feel like we're just going thro ... Read on »
Checking off the Medical Appointments.... by Paula Burckhard As the days go on, I am able to check off the medical appointments needed for both Bella and Grace. Today, with the help of our Jen, we headed off for Grace to have her blood drawn to check up on her thyroid. She has been complaining of being tired lately. She says "I not sick, I tired!" And her gym teacher said she is wanting to go off a ... Read on »
~ Day -7 ~ by cancerisnotanoption People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Today is day -7, and I have completed two out of three days of chemo. I had my chemo early afternoon, the fluids that they continuously give you make you go to the bathroom non stop, so having it early in the day was good, I might get some sleep tonight. I am still feeling pretty well, the chemo gave me a bit of a stomache but it resolved. The kid ... Read on »
Would You Say Something.... (Part 1) by Stephanie B. Patient Expert Let's say that you are shopping in a major retail store. And you have a question about something. Say the sales person who was helping you said something was "retarded" and did not mean it in the medical terminology. Do you, as a parent to a special needs child, say something? Read on »