Steve was diagnosed with HyperBeta Adrenergic Syndrome in August, 2005. Doctors thought he might have a pheo, now they’re checking for ACC cancer. Steve also has a newspaper article written about him. Steve’s daughter may also have Cushing’s.
Listen at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/cushingshelp/2008/04/10/interview-with-steve-owens
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I know I missed a bunch of days here. I might go back and fill them in, or not. đ Today’s post is an absolute must, though.
Since I’m posting this on April 21, I have a built-in topic.
The image above is from our first local meeting, here in Northern VA – note the 6 Cushing St. sign behind us. Â Natalie was the Cushie in the middle.
Today is the anniversary of Natalie’s death.
Last month was the anniversary of Sue’s death.
I wrote about Janice earlier.
It’s just not right that this disease has been known for so many years, yet doctors still drag their feet diagnosing it and getting people into remission.
Why is it that we have to suffer so much, so long, and still there are so many deaths from Cushing’s or related to Cushing’s symptoms?
I know far too many people, good people, who suffered for many years from this disease that doctors said they didn’t have. Then they died. It’s time this stopped!
Speaking of death – what a cheery blog post this is turning out to be. NOT!  Unfortunately, this seems to be one of the realities of Cushing’s.
Tomorrow will be cheerier – watch for it!
