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🕺Cushing’s DanceOff Challenge: Doc Karen

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⁉️ Cushing’s Myths and Facts: “You should be all better by now!”
Fact: However, in the case of the chronically ill, a different cycle occurs. In the chronically ill, the person loses his normal health. He goes through a period of treatment and sometimes recovers... Read more at https://cushieblogger.com/2017/04/24/myth-you-should-be-all-better-by-now/
🎤 Archived Interview: Heather S, Pituitary Cushing’s Survivor
Heather, pituitary surgery on January 18, 2006 after years of medical problems, June 5, 7:30PM
🦓 Day 24: Cushing’s Awareness Challenge 2019
I’ll never know if that hit on my head contributed to my Cushing's but I have seen several people mention on the message boards that they had a traumatic head injury of some type in their earlier lives.
⁉️ Cushing’s Myths and Facts: “Each Person Requires the Same Dose of Steroid in Order to Survive…”
Fact: In simple terms, Adrenal Insufficiency occurs when the body does not have enough cortisol in it. You see, cortisol is life sustaining and we actually do need cortisol to survive. You have probably seen the commercials about “getting rid of extra belly fat” by lowering your cortisol. These advertisements make it hard for people to actually understand th […]
🎤 Archived Interview: Jackie (samsmom) and Jordan
Jackie (samsmom) & Jordan: Cushing’s in young people, the fight to diagnose, the amazing gift of a GOOD endocrinologist. Jackie has appeared on Discovery Health discussing her fight for a cure for her younger daughter, as well. Later, the gene responsible for Sam’s illness was found. Her father carried the gene as did her two sisters. Jordan, Jackie’s ol […]
🦓 Day 23: Cushing’s Awareness Challenge 2019
Today’s Cushing's Awareness Challenge post is about kidney cancer (renal cell carcinoma). You might wonder how in the world this is related to Cushing's. I think it is, either directly or indirectly.
🎤 Archived Interview: Leslie, Pituitary Cushing’s Survivor
Leslie had pituitary tumors removed twice at the University Of Michigan. After her second surgery she gave birth to her second baby. She has had another recurrence and has had Gamma Knife Radiation April 3, 2008.
🎤 Archived Interview: FerolV, pituitary survivor
Ferol started noticing irregular symptoms in her late 20’s, but more developed since 2001, and rapidly more chronic as time went by. Finally, at her March 2005 physical, she had enough symptoms listed for her GP to start getting the connection to Cushing’s...
🦓 Day 22: Cushing’s Awareness Challenge 2019
I have seen this image several places online and it never ceases to crack me up. Sometimes, we really have strange things going on inside our bodies.
🖤 In Memory: Natalie, April 21, 2008
Natalie had a BLA in March, 2008. She died April 21, 2008. She was only 42 and had recently had a BLA. I first met Natalie at a local lunch in November of 2001 and have seen her seval times since then.

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