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Posted on 27. June 2013

Dating Doctors

When we are single, we invest a lot of time and energy trying to make a “love connection.” Shouldn't we spend as much time and effort finding the right match when it comes to our medical care? [More]
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Posted on 20. June 2013

Looking on the Bright Side

Effective medical treatments often come with unwanted side effects [More]
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Posted on 10. June 2013

IG Living Fan Spotlight - Ida Wagner

What is it like to live with a rare chronic illness in a country where less than 500 others have your same diagnosis? Ida Wagner shares about her experiences with CVID while living in Norway. [More]
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Posted on 6. June 2013

Taking Advantage of our Disadvantages

NBC News recently reported on the misuse and abuse of disabled passes at Disneyland. Will there be backlash against those who really need those passes? What’s your opinion on this heated topic? [More]
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Posted on 29. May 2013

Road Blocks

Life with chronic illness is full of road blocks and detours. Sometimes putting our physical limitations to the test leads to setbacks and discouragement, but ultimately, helps us figure out what we are made of. [More]
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Posted on 23. May 2013

Vulnerability and the Zombie Apocalypse

Sometimes living with chronic illness can feel like a constant battle, as frightening as a zombie apocalypse. But even in the darkest clouds there are unexpected silver linings. [More]
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Posted on 16. May 2013

You DO Listen, You DO Care

When navigating the world of chronic illness, from diagnosis to filing insurance claims, patients often benefit from having support team in place. Often, these individuals are like angels in disguise. [More]
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Posted on 9. May 2013

Angels In Action

When navigating the world of chronic illness, from diagnosis to filing insurance claims, patients often benefit from having support team in place. Often, these individuals are like angels in disguise. [More]
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