Wednesday, February 15, 2012

All People Who Are Interested In "exercise"

Renee C.

An Update on the Experimental Drug Alpharadin

Alpharadin Update   Men whose prostate cancer has metastasized to the bone may have access to a new drug treatment that helps significantly extend their life by mid-year 2012.   In August, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration agreed to fast-track Alpharadin based on the drug’s performance in a Phase III study.   The... Read moreChevron
posted 11/21/2011, comments (0)|
Debra

Debra

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I'm a school teacher and mother of two, poet, spinner, knitter,

Failing on yet another drug

So, I went on Sulfasalazine at the end of last school year and it worked. I was up, walking the dog, losing weight, feeling "normal." Until late September/early October. Since then I've been trying to convince myself that I was just having a bad day or reacting to weather changes. I've ignored the fact that I need pain pills to get through a day... Read moreChevron
MiSsissippibluez

MiSsissippibluez

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Diagnosed with MS in Spring 2011. Key for me is my total faith in God. Because of him, I've gotten this far. I feel better than I have in yrs.

Faith Journal

10-19-11   This has been a year of tornadoes and not just the kind that come out of the sky and touch the ground.     _______      I've  thought alot about what I wrote yesterday.  Since being diagnosed, I've been reminded many times that my story is similiar to so many... Read moreChevron
posted 10/19/2011, comments (0)|
Karen

Domestic Violence and Disabled Women - Who's Listening?

MyRACentral and several other HealthCentral communities are marking Domestic Violence Awareness Month by posting information and personal stories about the issue and how it relates to those living with chronic illness. Posts will be added to our special Domestic Violence Awareness Month page throughout October. We are thrilled to include this post... Read moreChevron
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My Odd Sock

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Living with MS since 1996

Alternative MS Treatments:The Buzz About Bees

Apitherapy.  Bee stings.  Bee Venom therapy.  Call it what you want.  Some even call it "crazy!" Truth is, many patients with multiple sclerosis have tried bee stings to gain control of their illness.  I, for one, have been getting stung since 2002. This Odd Sock doesn't use apitherapy to "cure" my disease (unfortunately... Read moreChevron

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