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Hooray! The boards have been fixed and all is well with the world! 🙂

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...Thanks for paving the way for so many of us to have a road to follow. It's surely not been the straightest or had it's fill of potholes. BUT as rollercoaster riders AND Journey Zebra Warriors. WE stand United AND will carry on. NO matter OUR obstaclessss...
😃 New Testimonial From Patricia G
THE KNOWLEDGE AND SUPPORT IS A LIFE RAFT ...THANKYOU
✍️ Comment added to Day 6: Cushing’s Awareness Challenge 2017
Thank you for all this added information. My family doctor has finally listened to me. Has sent me to an endo doctor. He is doing some blood tests. Waiting for the booking on the mri, that is hard waiting.
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I was diagnosed with Cushing's two years ago after having a severe kidney stone. The X-ray that they took when they found the kidney stone revealed a large tumor on my left adrenal gland....
😃 New Testimonial From Faith Hope Love
... Mary I thank god every day for finding your site. Without it I would not be where I am today...... Free of Cushings and finally moving on with my life. You are an angel sent stright from heven.
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🖊 Christine G, Pituitary Bio
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It’s terrible that you have to feel like you’re going through this alone. It would help to find a doctor that is really listening to your story and hopefully asking you the right questions. I’d suggest meeting with a naturopathic doctor if possible and see where that leads you. Mine was able to help me when other doctors were unable to...
😃 New Testimonial From Lynn
...Thank you Mary for these boards which back in 2000 were the only source of support and education there was for a patient like me. I joined them in 2000 and again in 2004. I will always be grateful for the sense of normalcy and belonging I found on this web site. I work from home now and have a great life! To all of you just starting the journey......DONT […]
🖤In Memory: Kandace Bankston 'Kandy' Kline, September 9, 2007
Kandy Klein, long-time member of the Cushing's Help message boards, passed away September 9, 2007.

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