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I lost a kidney and have just recently found a path to take because a Doctor took the time to listen and realized I was not a hypochondriac or a big overly sensitive, stressed, depressed woman. (yes, lots of justified sarcasm). I was athletic, very lean and continued to stay fit by enjoying bike rides and playing recreational co-ed softball. However, when I started a family at 25, I had horrible...

My Story I was taken to hospital mid December 2007 aged 45 due to having a grand mal seizure or fit. CT scan confirmed our fears of a brain tumour, 2.5 cm in the left parietal lobe. I had previously experienced a few discreet episodes of having difficulty talking and reading and the tumour was located in the part of my brain used for language. The tumour was on the surface of my brain so...

Hey everyone I love to go fishing, race my cars, take care of my family. I also love carpentry and help others do carpentry work.

Somewhere around November 18th or 19th of 2007, I started feeling what I thought were Carpal Tunnel symptoms in my right hand. The symptoms included: tingling of my fingers, numbness, and I was having trouble typing. I went out and bought wrist guards, and things designed to help CT patients. The symptoms continued for about two weeks and I promised I?d visit the doctor after Thanksgiving....

I live in Stockton, California. My husband died in 03 while I was still going through chemotherapy for advanced stage colon cancer. He was my best of best friends and I still feel very much married to him even to this day. I have been completely disabled with Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome - CFIDS for the past thirteen years. This illness has been far more difficult then...

Prof. Electrical Engineering. Avid skier, jogger, windsurfer for 40 years. Now looking at hip replacement surgery in May, so physical activity is now definitely limited.

I had 41 years of perfect normal hearing, then suddenly deaf in just a few months following treatment with Gentamicin and Vancomycin, ototoxic, aninoglycoside antibiotics. Now I'm learning to "listen" again via Cochlear Implants which are a substitute for hearing via direct electrical stimulation of the auditory nerves.

I'm in the 5th year of my graduate study at Stanford, working on a PhD in Mechanical Engineering. My research is on electric space propulsion devices. I have a total of roughly 9 years of karate training, but with a large gap in the middle. I started training in Shito Ryu karate in Southern California in 6th grade, and continued through high school. I did not train much at all during...

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