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When a woman has a chronic disease and finds out that she’s pregnant or wants to become pregnant, so many issues come up that it may seem frightening.
For diseases like lupus, it used to be that women were told not to have babies and if they did become pregnant, abortion was encouraged by physicians.
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Let’s see, L is for lovers…
and it’s also for:
Lupus: Lupus is one of the autoimmune diseases and although it affects both men and women, many more women get it than men. If you click on the link above, you can read more about it and find some web sites that may be helpful.
Lumbar spinal stenosis: […]
It’s Friday again - funny how that day just keeps coming back week after week…
A quick look at the statistics for the week show that these are the 10 most popular posts for Help My Hurt visitors:
1- This one makes the top 5 consistently: Press release: Lupus Foundation of America Launches Website Message Boards to […]
I like to see what posts bring the most traffic here - what people are interested in reading. Sometimes, I think I’ve got a post that will be incredibly interesting and everyone will want to “Stumble” (use stumbleupon.com to spread the news) and then very few people read it. Other times, I think it’s an […]
If you have systemic erythematosus lupus (SLE), you know how it can really vary from one person to another.
Now, according to research presented at a conference this week, where your family is from may play a role in the severity of lupus symptoms. A press release issued by EULAR (European League Against Rheumatism) states, “According […]
May seems to be a popular month for health observances. I found quite a few and here are the ones that I think fit into this blog:
American Stroke Month by the American Heart Association.
ALS Awareness Month, visit the Muscular Dystrophy Association’s ALS site
Better Sleep Month by the Better Sleep Council.
Lupus Awareness Month by the […]
Wow, another month is just about over. Already 1/4 of the way through 2008.
It’s a good time to go through the 10 most popular posts of March. The numbers are a bit skewed because posts that were up at the beginning of the month had more chances to be seen - so I’m taking […]
I search the news every day for this site, as well as Marijke: nurse turned writer, and Sprigley.com - so I’m all over the news wires whenever I have a moment. I’ll post the ones I find the most interesting that relate to pain-related issues, but I also think I’ll try to do a weekly […]
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