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Find a bit of beauty in the world today

September 22, 2024 By Susannah Fox 9 Comments

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Find a bit of beauty in the world today.Share it.  If you can’t find it, create it.Some days this may be hard to do.Persevere. – Lisa Bonchek Adams Today would have been the 92nd birthday of my “third grandfather,” Mitsuru Yasuhara. One of my goals for his final weeks was to spark joy at least […]

Filed Under: beauty and wonder, end of life Tagged With: caregivers, family, hospice, Lisa Bonchek Adams

Case study: Recurrent fever

September 6, 2024 By Susannah Fox 9 Comments

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Anyone who has endured a multiple-day fever — or cared for someone with one — knows how exhausting it can be. Imagine experiencing nine weeks of a mysterious elevated temperature. Then nine MONTHS of what feels like a personal broken thermostat. And clinicians have little to no explanation besides plans for future tests. That’s the […]

Filed Under: Seekers Tagged With: artificial intelligence, case study, ChatGPT, fever, Kikuchi-Fujimoto disease

Wow! How? In-your-face Expertise

September 5, 2024 By Susannah Fox 2 Comments

Wow! How? Health

This post is part of my LinkedIn series: Wow! How? Health. I welcome comments on either platform. Thirty-three years ago today, on September 5, 1991, activists unfurled a giant, inflatable condom over a U.S. Senator’s house. Don’t believe me? Watch a 30-second news clip or a 5-minute documentary about the action. It was a splashy way […]

Filed Under: Networkers, peer-to-peer health care, Seekers, Solvers Tagged With: ACT-UP, chronic pain, cluster headache, HIV/AIDS, Joanna Kempner, Long Covid, National Breast Cancer Coalition, Peter Staley, psychedelics, Steven Epstein, TAG, Wow! How? Health

Wow! How? Patient Memoirs

August 29, 2024 By Susannah Fox 2 Comments

Four books: The Long Haul; Chasing My Cure; AfterShock; Wide Awake and Dreaming

In his book, The Long Haul, Ryan Prior writes about his advocacy on behalf of people with ME/CFS: Though I had negotiated a fragile truce with the disease, my deeper fear was that it would eventually fully disable me, just as it had done for so many of my friends…At the edge of my every thought […]

Filed Under: Champions, key people, Networkers, peer-to-peer health care, Seekers, Solvers Tagged With: cancer, David Fajgenbaum, Jessie Gruman, Julie Flygare, Long Covid, Lucy Grealy, ME/CFS, narcolepsy, rare diseases, Ryan Prior, Wow! How? Health

Wow! How? Peer Support for Queer Youth

July 25, 2024 By Susannah Fox Leave a Comment

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Today’s “wow” is unfortunately a troubling statistic: 49% of LGBTQ+ young people in the U.S. experience depressive symptoms, according to a survey conducted by Hopelab and Common Sense Media, compared with 24% of their straight and cisgender peers. But many Queer youth are meeting the challenge by accessing online therapy to a greater degree (44%, […]

Filed Under: Champions, demographics, peer-to-peer health care, research issues, social media Tagged With: Amy Green, Common Sense Media, HopeLab Foundation, LGBTQ, Rebel Health, TRACE, Wow! How? Health

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