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Posted on 29. September 2011

Double Check Your Medical Bills

Your probably double check your credit card bills. Do you apply the same diligence to medical bills? Maybe you should – did you know 8 out of 10 medical bills contain errors? [More]
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Posted on 22. September 2011

All the Good Spots Are Taken

Disability placards are intended to help those who live with the limitations of chronic illness. Do you know your rights? They vary from state to state but you might be surprised by what’s available to you. [More]
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Posted on 15. September 2011

Humanity and Grace

Aussie blogger Tiffany Tregenza’s young daughter depends on IVIG and the kindness of strangers who donate blood. She offers thanks for the humanity and grace of people who take the time to care. [More]
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Posted on 8. September 2011

Putting a Face On an Invisible Disease

Those of us with an invisible, chronic disease would not wish our disease on anyone, yet when a well-known athlete goes public with the same disease, we secretly celebrate. [More]
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Posted on 1. September 2011

Live Like You Were Living

Essay contest winner Michael Strausbaugh challenges the well-known refrain from a popular song, encouraging others to do the opposite of living as if they were dying. [More]
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Posted on 25. August 2011

Being Honest

Essay contest runner up Kinsey Moore reminisces about her struggles to hide her illness from her classmates. [More]
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Posted on 18. August 2011

Living Well with IVIG

Essay contest runner up Michelle Turk describes the lessons learned and the challenges of becoming seasoned warrior in the landscape of chronic autoimmune disease, and how you can, too. [More]
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Posted on 11. August 2011

That is Not What I Meant

These days we communicate via Facebook, blogs, email and texting — just to name a few. Rarely, it seems, does anyone ever pick up a telephone to make a call. But is what we say always what we actually meant? [More]
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