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Lyme Disease

Lisa Suennen adds a dash of salt

October 3, 2021 By Susannah Fox 5 Comments

Close up photo of a salt shaker

My friend Lisa Suennen, aka @VentureValkyrie, wrote a thought-provoking response to the framework I shared a few weeks ago. She says she’s adding a cynical point of view. I’d say she’s adding much-needed salt. The whole post is worth your time to read, so please do click through. Here’s an appetizer: “Susannah asked for feedback […]

Filed Under: peer-to-peer health care Tagged With: Lisa Suennen, Lyme Disease, MIT Press, peer health innovation

E-patient Interview: Keith Schorsch–Susannah Fox

June 6, 2008 By Susannah Fox 7 Comments

When Keith Schorsch began suffering from facial paralysis, fatigue, and severe muscular and skeletal pain, eleven doctors failed to identify the cause. Luckily, a friend recognized the symptoms as similar to what she had suffered when she had Lyme disease – and that’s the clue that saved Keith. Keith turned his experience into a consumer […]

Filed Under: e-patient stories, others' e-patient stories Tagged With: Baby Boomers Age, Consumer Survey, Facial Paralysis, Finding Health, Health And Wellness, Health Care Decisions, Health Consumer, Health Consumers, Health Experience, Huge Wave, Lyme Disease, Passive Role, Patient Interview, Patient Story, Personal Context, Personal Health Decisions, Schorsch, Skeletal Pain, Unmet Health, Wellness Issues

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