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Kathy Selleck · Commented on Tinnitus: Ringing in My Ears My sympathy to you—from a fellow tinnitus captive. I was told that hearing aids help mitigate the sound and I’m about to try this. Have you discovered anything helpful since you wrote this? St ˙ 1 week 2 days ago
Natasha Lake · Commented on One in a Millon: Cyclic Neutropenia Hello my daughter just turned 17 and she was diagnosed with neutropenia and now she has manic depression. I'm glad I found this page hopefully we all can be support to one another ˙ 1 week 2 days ago
Kathy Selleck · Commented on Tinnitus: Ringing in My Ears My sympathy to you—from a fellow tinnitus captive. I was told that hearing aids help mitigate the sound and I’m about to try this. Have you discovered anything helpful since you wrote this? St ˙ 1 month 2 weeks ago
Natasha Lake · Commented on One in a Millon: Cyclic Neutropenia Hello my daughter just turned 17 and she was diagnosed with neutropenia and now she has manic depression. I'm glad I found this page hopefully we all can be support to one another ˙ 1 month 2 weeks ago
Karen Newby Schultz · Commented on Where Are My Damn Glasses? Very interesting and scary too! I'm sorry this happened and happy you made it and hoping further that you don't do that again! There are many better things you can do if you need some attentio ˙ 4 months 1 week ago
Kim Smyth · Commented on Chemotherapy: A Pony Tale So glad your hair grew back and that you have a good connection with your son. My three boys are grown and I still don’t think they understand my disease or the impact it will have on me in the future. ˙ 4 months 2 weeks ago
Kim Brown · Commented on The Day I Broke My Rib Just broke 3 ribs in a stupid horse accident; these are my first broken bones. THIS SUCKS! Can't breathe, can't cough, can't sleep...like you say, 4-6 weeks to heal; meanwhile, try not to move at all! Hope ˙ 6 months 1 week ago
Cathy Chester · Commented on Ameloblastoma: What Happened Next Oh, Risa, I hope you get better and better and that life gets a bit easier. As you said to me, you have a big fan club of people who are there for you. Stay strong and know I am praying for y ˙ 6 months 2 weeks ago
Drew Whatman · Commented on Living in Fear This is exactly what I needed to read. I figured as much but reading that I'm not alone in this anxiety makes me feel a whole lot better too (though it would be nicer if none of us dealt with it). ˙ 8 months 2 weeks ago
Carol Cassara · Commented on Ameloblastoma: What Happened Next That's a lot to go through. You're amazing! ˙ 9 months 5 days ago

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