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Monday, November, 23, 2009
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The Emergency Room Travel Guide

I have lived and traveled all over the United States.  Being a chronic pain patient, this also means that I have needed to visit an emergency room in pretty much every city I've lived in, and many that I've traveled... Read moreChevron

Medtronic Receives FDA Pre-Market Approval for New Neurostimulation Device

Today, Medtronic announced that it has received pre-market approval (PMA) for a new neurostimulation device called "Specify," which features 16 electrodes in 3 columns on a curved paddle.  The curved paddle is supposed to conform to the anatomy of the epidural space more effectively. This is the first tripolar stimulator that has received... Read moreChevron

Approval and Acceptance

My father has always been a big figure in my life.  You could say that he is bigger than life.  He has been someone that I have needed acceptance from, but I've never gotten it. He has never validated or accepted what has happened to me, because he does not believe that my illness is "real." I've always been "Daddy's Little... Read moreChevron

Chronic Illness and Relationships

Chances are, if you have a chronic illness, you have dealt with its impact on your relationships.  Whether it be with your significant other, family, or colleagues, chronic illness has a profound impact on your life and those around you.  Relationships and sex are important parts of life, and having both of them can help someone with... Read moreChevron

Where Have I Been?

I'm sorry for my absence over the past couple weeks.  I have something really exciting to share, though!  I am now living in San Francisco, CA!  If you have read my "About Me" you would know that San Francisco is my favorite place in the U.S.. and I am absolutely thrilled to be back. As some of you probably know, moving with... Read moreChevron

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