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 Living with diseases affecting muscles, joints and-or skeleton

Anterior vs. Posterior Hip Replacement: What to expect

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 Living with diseases affecting muscles, joints and-or skeleton

GTN spray for chronic pain: How much is too much?

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 Treatments for cancer

Chemotherapy: Tingling, numbness, burning, or sharp pain right after?

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 Living with cancer

Survivor's guilt: How do you heal and find meaning in life after cancer?

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 Living with cancer

Cancer recurrence anxiety: What helps you cope?

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 Living with cancer

Are you still working while undergoing cancer treatment?

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 Living with cancer

Did you have side effects from cancer treatment from radiotherapy or tamoxifen?

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 Living with cancer

Side effects of cancer treatments: How do you manage them?

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 Living with cancer

Chemotherapy: How did you cope with the physical changes and others' reactions?

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 Living with cancer

ESR Level Worrying

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 Living with cancer

What is your cancer diagnosis?

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 Living with cancer

What do you think about knowing life expectancy?

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 Living with diseases affecting muscles, joints and-or skeleton

Life after spinal sugery

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 Living with diseases affecting muscles, joints and-or skeleton

Do you have cramp fasciculation syndrome?

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 Living with diseases affecting muscles, joints and-or skeleton

Pip for cramp fascination syndrome

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 Living with diseases affecting muscles, joints and-or skeleton

Life after a joint replacement: Share your experiences and advice!

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I had a hip replacement 16 months ago due to osteoarthritis. I can honestly say it was the best decision I have ever made. Yes I was not looking forward to everything post op, but I am now 100% mobile and after not being able to walk any distances I now enjoy walking again and I've managed to lose 2.5 stones. Totally pain free and I've had lots of comments about how much happier I look - my face was obviously showing my pain. If you have any questions please ask! 

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 Living with cancer

Newly found Armpit lump - scared

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 Living with cancer

Do you take proteine enhancment to boost your white blood cells?

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 Living with cancer

Do you have a fear of death as a cancer patient?

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 Living with diseases affecting muscles, joints and-or skeleton

Shout what really gets you angry!!!!

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