Is DB a disease

Is DB a disease

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DBA stands for Diamond Blackfan anemia. The initials, DB, do not stand for any disease. In Diamond Blackfan anemia, the body’s bone marrow produces little or no red blood cells. It’s very rare. 1-800-2ChaCha. You call, we text. Unlimited!

Does DBS cure Parkinson’s disease?

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There is no cure for Parkinson’s disease at this time. DBS Therapy can treat some of the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease , but does not cure the underlying condition. If the treatment is discontinued, your symptoms will return.

What makes a patient a good candidate for DBS for Parkinson’s dis…?

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In determining whether a patient is a good candidate for surgery, we look for the following:

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Where can I buy Prolyl Endoprotease Enzyme for treatment of celiac disease?

Q: This is a link one of the articles I read testifying to a newly discovered enzyme to treat celiac disease. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=AbstractPlus&list_uids=16690904I have this wheat intolerance and would like to purchase a product with this enzyme ingredient

A: Have you looked at CVS? It may be there

Why the prejudism against atheists?

Q: I see it everywhere. If I even mention taht I am an atheist to peopel I come in contact with, I am immediately shunned and treated as if I have a disease. It is sad that we are being singled out and put down because we are freethinkers who dont have the same opinion on something that is UNKNOWABLE AND UNPROVABLE! When asked whether they would live next to an extremist Muslim, or an atheist, most people chose the Muslim. in fact, atheists are the least trusted minority in the United States. This study even says, and I quote, “Americans rate atheists below Muslims, recent immigrants, gays and lesbians”. Why?http://www.ur.umn.edu/FMPro?-db=releases&-lay=web&-format=umnnewsreleases/releasesdetail.html&ID=2816&-FindYou know what I mean.Steve, I have read the Bible, mroe than most Christians have. 🙂 I have also read the Koran, and the Baghavad Gita. So far nothing is being logical, giving me any sort of evidence or showing me it is right…………….Reported for harrassment and insulting a participant. Watch your words, I dont play games.If you are serious, I ask you to wake the hell up and open your mind. Do you even know any atheists?fortitudinousskeptic I have spelling mistakes because I type at about 130 words per minute. Sometimes my fingers get mixed up.

A: It’s obvious that you are not freethinkers but confused nut cases especially when a study shows that you are “below Muslims,recent immigrants,gays and lesbians”. You are a disease because sinful people follow ur influence which validates them to live immorally therefore shuns people away!

Struggling for others acceptance?

Q: I have a severe hearing loss (85 dB), that I have had since I was about 2 and that has gotten progressively worse. I’m mainstreamed, which makes it really hard. I went to our local school for the Deaf for a while, which I loved, but then we moved, and it takes an hour and a half to drive there from my new house, so I have no choice. I wear hearing aids, but I still miss a lot of what is said, even with lip reading. Also, everyone knows about it because I have to wear these big things that hang off the back of my ears, and if I want to wear my hair up, they are really noticeable. And, even though they all know I am hard of hearing, they still don’t look at me when they are speaking. I know a fair bit of ASL and am very proficient at SEE (signed english), and in speech therapy we use cued speech, so I am ok at that too. None of my hearing friends know ANY sign (except one, who can sign slowly, but doesn’t read sign), and they don’t want to learn, and I only go to see my Deaf friends once or twice a month.My hearing loss is a result of an autoimmune disease, so I also have juvenile arthritis, which is easier to hide than my hearing, but still causes a lot of difficulties for me. My body gets stiff sitting in classes, it is hard to get to my next class on time, and I completely fail at PE. My knees are also really damaged and a lot of times I end up having to hobble around with crutches. I think everyone sees me as a freak of nature, and most of the other kids don’t want to be seen with me. I just don’t understand why the kids at school can’t accept me for me. What can I do to help the other kids see me as just another one of their peers, and not some kind of freak?I’m not from the USMy rheumy did right me a note for PE, I just still fail at it.

A: Thanks for answering my other question, I’ll try and help you. Okay, just so you know I’m hearing, so I’m taking a shot in the dark, so sorry if I offend you somehow. My advice about you communication barriers with friends, I’ll I can say is keep trying, those people that don’t want to learn how to sign aren’t really your friends, but you just moved there so maybe try and find some people who will learn basic conversations even though they’ll be super slow for you. Or you can try texting them because you obviously can type, some teenager text faster then they talk, so that could be a good way to get some dialogue going. They took me out of PE in elementary school, I didn’t ask, they just did, maybe it’s because disability is more visible then yours. Ask them to let you out 5 minutes early of every class, so you can get to your next one, (you should probably get a signed note from your therapist or doctor backing you up) I can’t see how they can deny you when you have a proven mobility issue. It’s what I do, I don’t have to fight in the halllway jams anymore! And ask if there’s an alternative to PE I don’t know the rules in your province (I’m Canadian too!) In mine we do PE, and French in Grade 9 I did a filler course for PE. But the school was under construction that year, so all the French classes were in portables which I couldn’t get into, so I got put in a Grade 10 course. I still have no French credit and they said they can make me exempt, but I don’t have that kind of luck, so I’ll probably have come back for a semester just to get a language…I’ve got the same problem with having a walker at school, like I said you just got to keep trying and talking to people. I used to shut myself away, but we both need human contact, so i’m just now starting to come out of my shell. If they ask about your disablity tell them what your comfortable saying, you don’t want them to think disablity is something to run from do you? But stupid questions you can just ignore, or be sarcastic if you want. If you want search “able bodied disability understand’ on here, and the first question that comes up is mine from about a month ago, the answers really helped me when I was bummed out, our problems aren’t exactly the same, but maybe it can help you feel better too. Hope I helped!