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Being on the right medication.
by Moana
My Endocrinologist is Awesome
by Cynthia
Proper diet, rest, and limited stress
by Kari
Getting exercise daily.
by Amy
Excellent and understanding doctors
by Phil B
nrf2 activator I have more good days than bad.
by Rebecca
No estar muy estresada o preocuparme x cosas
by Danae
Having life saving medications
by Nicholemc
Good support system
by Crystal
Mi familia al pediente de mi
by mss yoly
Speaking to others that living with disease
by Felicity
Stay active
by Frank
Yo sin ver ningún cambio y cada vez me sentía peor
by Jessica
Partner very good at administering injection
by sue graham
Good diet
by Kathleen
Stay on meds schedule and doctor visit schedule
by Gigi
Ketogenic diet and excercise
by Lahoma Nally-Kaye
Being sure to go to the ER for fluids and extra steroids when I know I am not handling it well. I have avoided all crises that way.
by Mary Royer
Lose weight
by DG
and my doctor
by Loretta Hedquist
realizing that I will never be the same as I was before but I can be the best new me possible with limits and understanding from family and friends.
by Chirstina whitten
A dog that can detect when something is wrong
by Michelle Snyder
Living with Addison's Disease - Facebook page
by Jane Cassidy
Descansar bien por la noche para poder estar activa al 100% el dia siguiente.
by Rosa
Good endocrinologist
by Andrew
Finding other people with similar experiences
by Amy Kate
My Faith in God
by Daniel Masters
Oxycodone
by John
Positive Attitude
by Eric Els
Being more careful with my diet, especially with regard to sugar.
by Katy Conway
Have an emergency kit with you at all time.
by Janice
to listen to your body
by Maryse Flammang
You can achieve anything it may take longer but still follow your dreams
by S
Adding testosterone to address our Androgem deficiency
by N
Less stress
by Beckie
my pain management team, and support groups
by Denise
Stability
by Alison
Never give up on feeling your best.
by Jenna
Trying to avoid stress where possible.
by Lisa Everett
Walking
by Therese
Drink water and get enough sleep
by Rita Reich
Just talking with people
by David Kling
Being part of 2 Addison's Disease sites, they understand what I am going through
by Tegwen Bridge
Regular cardio and strength training when I feel well enough
by Erin-Ashley Kerti
my creative outlets
by Sue Sieklucki
Taking my medication correctly.
by Robin Dearing
The Addisons FB page. Yes I have Addisons and No it is not contagious.
by Vanessa Crawford
Stay positive and moving.
by Dawn Junk
Taking care of myself
by Jessica
knwing if I get the right care I can live a better life then I am now!
by meaghan lenhauser