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sjay66	Little known disease, associated with autoimmune		Lead	[-]
Posts: 3378 09/08/06 22:04 Steve Loyal Aussie Mate	Tags : autoimmune, antiphospholipid Just wanted to let you all know that this disease Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS) or also known as Hughes Syndrome is quite often apparent in people who suffer from autoimmune diseases. It is deadly if left untreated, my doctors diagnosed it late last year but not before having 2 strokes. I also have Lupus, but it can be found in other autoimmune diseases, and can even mimic other autoimmune diseases on its own. Here are a few links I advise you to read themwww.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8122-2322986.html www.telegraph.co.uk/health/main.jhtml?xml=/health/2006/07/31/nhughes31.xml rarediseasesnetwork.epi.usf.edu/rtdc/physicians/aps.htm Last Edited By: SunnyMary 04/14/07 03:54. Edited 1 time.
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shadeaux63	Re: Little known disease, associated with autoimmune disease	#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2774 09/09/06 14:13 USA	Thanks for the info, Steve.I'm sure a lot of people could benefit from knowing about this.You're a doll.
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Time 2 Heal	Re: Little known disease, associated with autoimmune disease	#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 5255 09/10/06 08:31 Sweet Sara Lee Queen of Breakfast	Important info, we all need to heed! I remember how you started a decline and not knowing. *Quote:* Once the syndrome is diagnosed, aspirin, or anticoagulants such as heparin and warfarin, produces a dramatic reduction in symptoms Seems we could benefit from taking even a "baby aspirin"? It helps so many other medical conditions too. Think, that's something I will add to my medication.
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Sunshine56	Re: Little known disease, associated with autoimmune disease	#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 42304 09/10/06 23:52 Mosken ezOP Board Owner Norway	Thanks, Steve!
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Rockerwoman	Re: Little known disease, associated with autoimmune disease	#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 18037 09/12/06 20:12 Gailygirl Part time moderator USA	Steve..So good to see u post,mate.. Thanks for the link's.. I have been thinking of you..How is your recovery been? How is school going?? Hugs to you and Wendy Gaily
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sjay66	Re: Little known disease, associated with autoimmune disease	#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3378 09/13/06 02:14 Steve Loyal Aussie Mate	I am a lot better than I was thanks Gaily because of medication and University is going good. I am only doing 2 subjects a term still getting good marks for assignments and am still siting on Honours marks.
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DIVA6	Re: Little known disease, associated with autoimmune disease	#6	[url]	[-]
Posts: 7304 09/13/06 07:19 Friends Host Lady of Blessings	*Quote:* 2 subjects a term still getting good marks for assignments and am still siting on Honours marks
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shadeaux63	Re: Little known disease, associated with autoimmune disease	#7	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2774 09/14/06 02:15 USA	I have no clue how you manage to do all that you do, with the setbacks you've had with your health.You are such an inspiration.Keep up the good work, mate.
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sjay66	Re: Little known disease, associated with autoimmune disease	#8	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3378 09/14/06 17:17 Steve Loyal Aussie Mate	Donna even though I am sitting (siting) on honours I still cannot spell All I can say is: "What would I do without spell checker" Sherry, I often wonder how I do it and why I do it to myself. Actually, come to think of it so does Wendy (wife) Sherry I do it because without it I would probably give up, it is the only thing that I have left as far as "doing" which I can "do" well. I mean, there are other things, but it is the one thing I have left that I really do excel at. Whereas, 4 or 5 years ago, before becoming ill I excelled at many things. Also the only reason I can do it is because 99% of my study is done from home.
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shadeaux63	Re: Little known disease, associated with autoimmune disease	#9	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2774 09/15/06 19:49 USA	I suppose that the reason that your Uni studies are so fascinating to me is because whenever I try to learn something new, it takes for-bloody-ever for me.I'll read, or hear about something, then an hour later, I can't remember 3/4 of what I learned. It gets so frustrating.That's why I get so excited for you, every time I hear that you've once again gotten high marks on an assignment- it's something I KNOW I couldn't do,anymore, at least not without severely straining my poor brain.I mean, heck, I used to have my own pet shop,and was known for being extremely knowledgeable about just about any animal you could name.The last time I was in a pet shop, I couldn't remember the names of what I know are some of the most common freshwater aquarium fish on the market. I used to be one of those people who, once they learned something, NEVER forgot it.Now, I find myself doing this- A LOT.
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