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Bob DeMarco Patient Expert

Delray Beach, Florida
I am a citizen journalist, writer, investor and caregiver.I am the sole caregiver for my mother; she suffers from Alzheimer's disease.Prior to moving to Delray Beach, Florida to take care of my mother I was CEO of a software development and marketing company based in Reston, Va.I worked in several Wall Street firms, venture capital and as a private investor. The companies included: Bear Stearns,...

Alix Patient Expert

Silicon Valley, California
I am a nutritionist specializing in diet for chronic illness - anything from digestive problems to arthritis to autoimmune disease to neurological disorders and developmental delay. I was an MBA working in high tech until I became ill and finally turned to diet with great success. Here is a bit of my story. A lifetime of athletics failed to keep me healthy. At 30, I became disabled. I was...

Dennis U.

Austin, Texas
Father of two kids, one graduating from college, one graduating from high school this year. Married 25+ years. Have worked in media management roles since 1982, in industries ranging from television to ecommerce to eHealth...was the youngest TV station GM ever at NBC (age 27)...and co-led one of the biggest IPO road shows during the initial Internet bubble of '99. Graduated from Bradley...

vicki p.

murrieta, California
I am a full time mother of two. My son Cameron was diagnosed with apraxia of speech when he was 2 1/2. I am on a mission to learn everything I can regarding alternative cures.
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Kel

United States
I'm just a regular mom with a precious baby girl who was born with total colonic Hirschsprung's Disease and is showing a few developmental delays. I hope our family blog can help other parents dealing with HD, infant ileostomies, hospitalizations, delays, etc. About Us -- I have a Master of Public Health degree and, besides raising my daughter, focus on disaster preparedness, risk...
Communities: Children's Health

Kelly S.

Saint Peters, Missouri
A dual citizen of the US and Canada, I moved here to the US in 2003 to be with my husband, John. Together, we have two boys, Eric (born in 2006) and Danny (born in 2008). Danny was a month early and was diagnosed shortly after birth with congenital CMV. After spending 2 months in the hospital receiving anti-viral treatment, he came home and we began our life as a family with a special needs...

Holli

Beaumont, Texas
I am mommy to one son, Austin, who was diagnosed with a catastrophic form of epilepsy known as Infantile Spasms/West Syndrome at six months old. He was diagnosed in May 2008, and it has been an uphill battle ever since. We struggle with numerous daily seizures and developmental delay. My blog tracks our progress (medically and emotionally) as we continue to fight for relief from his...
Communities: Epilepsy & Seizures

Kim F. Patient Expert

North East, Pennsylvania
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....

jvickers82 Patient Expert

United States
I'm the mom to 3 year old Austin and 1 year old Kaitlin. Austin was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in October of 2007. Since then, we have been working hard towards his recovery through therapy, biomed treatments, and diet changes. He's had a little bit of speech/occupational therapy since April 2006 but has only had intensive ABA therapy since August of 2008. At the time of...

HealthReformWatch.com

United States
"Seeks to provide an open forum for academics, medical professionals, policy makers, journalists, lawyers, students and concerned citizens as we, as a country, attempt to navigate the imperative of health care reform." Author: Editor-in-chief Frank Pasquale is a professor and associate director of the Gibbons Institute of Law, Science & Technology at Seton Hall University School of Law. He...