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Old 12-17-2012, 11:06 AM #1
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Fabulous page on autoimmune diseases, what they are, how they affect the body, a list of autoimmune diseases and their symptoms as well as links and other helpful info.

http://www.womenshealth.gov/publicat...diseases.cfm#a
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Thanks Kitty. There's lots or them!!

How many of you have at least two Auto IM. Diseases? I have MS and psoriasis.
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I have MS and Hashimoto's Disease. I wish MS was as easily controlled as the Hashimoto's.
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I have two. MS and Celiac Disease.
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Thanks for the info....I have lupus, graves disease and arthritis. Im sure this site will help with some of the questions I have.

I have lupus, graves and arthritis.....no energy and always in pain
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MS and psoriasis. But almost all of my family members have some kind.
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Yep...thanks Kitty

I have Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura (ITP) and Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis, and my sister and niece both have Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).

We came from the shallow end of the gene pool huh?

Interesting article - thanks
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This was very informative & I especially like the advice on getting a second, third or fourth opinion. For someone who never really got sick before & who has learned to channel stress, it is unfathomable to me to tell a supposed medical professional my history & have them think they need to give pills, pills, pills...to make you go away.

I'm sick of the cure most of all. They can stick their pills, prescription pads & ill will *admin edit* ******

Sorry...been in a foul mood all day...but...((breath in, breathe out))...blowin' it all away. LOL!

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Great thread! I have MS, Systemic Lupus and Crohn's Disease, which makes a grand total of three!

I guess I'm what you'd call a Triple Whammy Case!
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This was very informative & I especially like the advice on getting a second, third or fourth opinion. For someone who never really got sick before & who has learned to channel stress, it is unfathomable to me to tell a supposed medical professional my history & have them think they need to give pills, pills, pills...to make you go away.

I'm sick of the cure most of all. They can stick their pills, prescription pads & ill will *admin edit* ******

Sorry...been in a foul mood all day...but...((breath in, breathe out))...blowin' it all away. LOL!

Sorry Chemar...I goofed.
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