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Gestational trophoblastic disease
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Advice of Gestational trophoblastic disease
Positive thinking through faith
by Cindy
vitamin D therapy
by Lorie
Support from other women who have suffered losses like mine.
by Bmc
having the molar pregnancy support fb page, even though I didn't join until 4 years after its been amazing support
by Laura
My two little boys!
by Deidre
Stay positive! It may be hard but it helps.
by Kayla
Therapy
by Melissa
lots of sleep
by Lynelle
The Facebook page molar angels
by Becka
The Facebook page molar angels
by Becka
Duke University Medical Center
by Celeste
Ema-co from February 2007 until May 2007
by Michelle
Meeting others going through it helped me.
by Vicki
family and friends who are always there to listen
by Elaine
So much more thankful for the thing and people I do have.
by Hannah
Meeting a new friend in the hospital for my first week of chemo
by Kelly
Don't ever blame yourself for what happened
by Jennifer
Be proactive in your own healthcare
by Whitney
Talking to other people about it.
by laura
Stay positive. Positivity is key!
by Kayla DS survivor
Being in contact with other woman with similar experience.
by Melody
Letting go
by Sarah
Support from family and friends
by natasha109
The support of my amazing partner
by Katie
Be careful with drug reactions
by Ashley
Support groups
by Julia
Listened to Cristian Songs from God for people who had cancer.
by MrsPino
Having my emotional support animal Billy Rose
by Valarie
My husband who gave me the best support
by hknowles
Understanding the biology of the condition
by Katieb
4 months of Methotrexate
by Hillj15
Smoking medicinal marijuana for severe aches and nausea.
by lmDreamCatcher
Oil diffusing necklace
by Meg
My son, who was 2 when I was diagnosed, kept me smiling and motivated throughout treatment.
by MCHill
stop fighting it and ride the wave
by Liz
Positive thinking
by mia
Finding a doctor who communicates well has been critical.
by AmyLouWho
My family and friends
by Sarah
Support from loved ones
by Xtine
Advocate for other women, raising awareness and funds for Dr. Goldstein's research
by Cindy
magnesium therapy
by Lorie
being 17 years old I blocked most of it out so having my mum was a huge help
by Laura
God and his undying love!
by Deidre
Do what you can don't over do it. You'll make yourself to tired
by Kayla
Following the doc's orders
by Melissa
friends always making a meal
by Lynelle
Utilized some herbal items along with physician related orders
by Celeste
Supportive staff at Charring cross hospital
by Michelle
Being able to conceive again (twice) really helped me get over it.
by Vicki
time to heal
by Elaine
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