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Freezing not best choice for this cancer Chicago Tribune, United States - 12 hours ago
Well I think it is going to storm. I woke up this morning hardly able to move. Every step I took grabbed me and stabed me. My first concern was the amount of work I had to accomplish today. Medications tend to make drowsy and good for nothing. I usually end up falling asleep and and feeling groggy when I wake up. So how do I handle this dilemma? When I feel upset about how I feel and how it impacts my life, I immediately take a look t my priorities . I look at deadlines, and I check to see what is on my calendar. Flexibility is key. Those items that can wait must do so. The issues that must be dealt with take first priority. And the second priority is placed on my calendar. Only track the two most important priorities on your calendar. Write in the additional items and keep them handy so if you can get to you have the necessary information.
Pain management tool boxes are a concept I have discussed on occasion. I would like to ask folks what they have added to their tool boxes for 2008. What I am hoping to do is get an idea what types of things folks find helpful to add to it. It is my hope that folks will read the content of other's tool box and see what they lack. Those items can be explored further to determine if this might be a great addition to their own. Way too often folks are too quick to say something will not work when in fact, they have never tried it or found that to be true. I would like to us to explore this to determine why people do this and where do they get their pre-conceived idea that something won't work and it is not worth trying. For some it might be the opinion of someone they hold dear. For others, it might be the stereotype that many folks adhere to and which often is scarred by misconceptions and myths that have come down through the ages.
Stacy had several seizures today:TC @ 5:38amCP @ 6:24amTC @ 7:02am (I called 911)TC @ 7:15amCP in ambulance ~ 7:40amTC in the ER ~ 8:15amShe finally stabilized after an Ativan dose and Cerebrex IV. Blood work showed her Dilantin level to be 9.6 on arrival the ER (which is just under the lower bound [...]
Gordon Brown says he believes everyone should be automatically placed on the organ donor register.
African American women are 32% more likely to die of breast cancer due to lack of early detection of the disease. The partnership between NJ 211and the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Central and South Jersey Affiliate is determined to change that statistic. NJ residents are urged to call NJ 211 to learn more about community resources for early detection and find out if they are eligible for free mammograms. (PRWeb Jan 13, 2008) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/UGlnZy1TdW1tLUVtcHQtTWFnbi1Mb3ZlLVplcm8=
The stripped-out shell of a heart has been made to work again - using brand new cells planted inside it.
Unfazed, global pharmas seek cancer drug patents Business Standard, India - 5 hours ago
Huge expectations to Danish cancer drug Copenhagen Capacity, Denmark - 1 hour ago Three Danish biotech companies are each in the process of developing a promising cancer drug which worldwide may secure Denmark a leading position in the ...
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