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Chronic Illness: Looking Back

A Reflection on having a chronic illness.

3 years 1 month BY KRISTIN GEORGE

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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 4 months 3 weeks 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 4 months 3 weeks ago
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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. 7 months 3 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 9 months 2 weeks ago
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