Patient stories about mental health, diabetes and other chronic conditions
Patient stories about mental health, diabetes and other chronic conditions
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- January 22nd, 2017
Today, chronic disease is the leading cause of death and disability in the United States. It affects millions of individuals all through the country. The 2012 Center for Disease
- January 20th, 2017
Suicide prevention means knowing how to help suicidal people and be there for them. Being suicidal is an impulse which occurs due to depressing thoughts, uncontrollable circumstances, or unrequited
- January 20th, 2017
As a child, I remember hearing my parents and grandparents mention people they knew who had “sugar diabetes.” These conversations made me wonder if diabetes was like the bubonic
- January 18th, 2017
Arthritis is one of the primary chronic conditions affecting North Americans. The Center for Disease Control’s most recent data from 2012 shows 22.7 % of the total US population
- January 12th, 2017
BPD mood swings are intense and challenging to control. So, natural mood stabilizers for bipolar disorder are a great aid to stabilize yourself in the long run. Bipolar disorder
- January 9th, 2017
Living with schizophrenic people in your home or family life is a challenge. However, you may be wondering how you can become a capable carer? Schizophrenia disorder is regarded
- January 7th, 2017
>Coping with loss and grief is something than everyone goes through. How we cope with our feelings is crucial to living a peaceful life with ourselves and those around
- January 6th, 2017
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms vary; however, it's essential to be familiar with them and know how to cope. We have heard about soldiers who returned from combat with
- January 3rd, 2017
In the early hours of the morning, I was awakened by a loud phone ringing from our living room. I wondered who could be calling at that hour as









