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drawing
by Deanna-Mae
Learning not to push myself too hard when I don't feel well. Rest is best.
by Lindini
Diet
by Stephanie
When I stopped trying to do things the typical way, I was able to play into the strengths of ADHD.
by Lavender
Interferential machine. This has helped immensely! It's the serious model of a TENS unit.
by Karen
fruit
by Síle
Taking it easy after surgeries.
by Kristen Cowburn
Taking it easy after surgeries.
by Kristen Cowburn
Always take my meds
by Kadri K.
Making better choices for myself
by Connie
Branda king helped me when no one else could with all my bleeding
by Andrew Bryant
My family gives me the best support of all
by Holly Jo Bryant
Working closely with my healthcare professionals and taking my meds
by Emma Robinson
My mom says if you born with any difficulty that's means God will send you to do a great work.
by Rajesh Kumar
Stretch exercises and Magnesium soaks
by Crystal
Attending and participating in events where there are other people with VWD
by Vicki Jacobs-Pratt
Http://www.Facebook.com/humaninterestandsurvival take a look it is an copyright protected documentary.
by Ron
Not having to jump through hoops like most other countries as we have the NHS, which provides excellent free care.
by Gillian
my youngest son has type 1 dm, had sx for a chiari malformation, tethered cord, has mild CP, and mitochondrial disorder
by Ms. DL
My Friends- I have few but the ones I do have, help me to feel safe.
by Jordan-Charlotte
Staying positive and active even on the bad days.
by Teresa
Getting plenty of rest and not over fatiguing or over stressing the body
by Stacey
Center for Bleeding Disorders
by Bret
my husband
by Deanna-Mae
Trying to eat a healthy diet and look after myself.
by Lindini
Pain medication
by Stephanie
Getting diagnosed saved my grades when I crashed from burnout in college.
by Lavender