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St Mary's Hospital
Independence from Chronic Pain and Life's Challenges
Sunday, July 4, 2010, 10:23 am, by Mardy Ross
So I FINALLY return with a blog post this July 4th, "Independence Day" --- it's been since the LAST holiday, the kick-off for summer in the US, Memorial Day, that I've posted a blog as I'm concentrating on bolstering content in the Forum area of Lumigrate this summer. "Polishing what is there" so to speak. I also have had the pleasure of spending some time learning and making contacts for future developments within another important area related to aging, end of life, and hospice and paliative care. As you've seen there are new forums from Petie an read more »
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Adverse Childhood Experiences: Today and Forever's* Effects on Health (* OR MAYBE Reversible!?) - Blog from 02/2010
This is from a blog I posted in February of 2010 which I wanted to copy and place here where it might be seen by people becoming educated about fibromyalgia. Since most people who have FMS have a history of adverse childhood experiences (trauma in childhood), this is very important to be included here. Dr. Young and Cheryl Young, who I have heard present on this topic about three times now and who have themselves seen Dr. Perry presesent on this topic are very valid allopathic practitioners and they do their research and support it with their references. And I know Dr. read more »
Adverse Childhood Experiences: Today and Forever's Effects on Health
Tuesday, February 9, 2010, 5:43 am, by Mardy Ross
I'm very much looking forward to the continuing education at our local 'big hospital', St Mary's, today. The topic is 'Child Abuse' and I hope to see Chris and Cheryl Young there, since that is 'her thing'. Just over two years ago, she was scheduled to present at the Fibromyalgia Forum we held in 'our building' where we saw patients two floors apart yet managed to communicate effectively due to my willingness and time availability to run up the stairs or take the elevator up to catch them. Suffice it to say that her powerpoint presentation on Adverse Childhood read more »
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