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My lifesaving medicine, donated by wonderful people
by Kelli
Pray & meditation
by Mightydrummer
Avoiding dairy and other allergens
by Melanie
Have a husband that supports me.
by Tracey
Friends that have the same diseases as me
by jwinker
Edinburgh getting an immunologist for PID patients
by Sue
I have my grandchildren to spend time with and give me hope for the future
by Mary
Ear tubes so many times I can't count as both a child and adult
by Melanie
Rest
by [email protected]
Communicating with other people who share this disease.
by Andrea
Being real about the condition and every now and again, understand that it is a real disease and I need to have routine discipline
by Cindy
learning to accept my limitations
by Lori Sifuentes
Humanism
by Stephanie
Living in the moment
by Warrior
Having my friends visit me.
by Tracey
A collaborative care team
by Malea Wilson
My active medical circle.
by Sheila
Fazer parte de um.grupo de pacientes e familiares com IDP
by Cristiane
My awesome doctor who adapts my treatment to my everyday life!
by Erin McGlynn
My family, friends and doctors have really helped me by supporting me.
by Ashlee
Blue Cross Blue Shield for paying for the 11000 dollar infusions every 4 weeks :)
by Gabriel
Always staying on top of new treatments and medical discoveries.
by Michaelle
Friends I've made on websites that encourage, pray and support me.
by Karen
Having a positive attitude & being around people who love me!
by Eileen
Educating myself (and others!) on PI.
by pbugsmommy
Having awesome doctors that care for me.
by Joyce
Support of family.
by Jamie
Being involved in the PI community
by Kelli
Listen to my body
by Mightydrummer
Positive attitude
by Melanie
Enjoy myself on good days
by Tracey
Family for being there for support
by jwinker
Being a member of UKPIPS.
by Sue
I am a survivor not a victim
by Mary
Tympanoplasty for ear with non cholesteatoma in 2014, preventing one in that ear.
by Melanie
Massages
by [email protected]