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Anonymous29/09/2016I think living with a Invisible Illness is bad, because you have to try and explain it to everyone that all illnesses are not visible! If you love that person you should be there for them no matter what happens! Don't say "You don't look sick!" to them! It hurts people like me when you say that! Yes I am fighting a recent diagnoises of Fibromyalgia!
It annoys me when people say to you "You should get out more!" or "You should go to bed early!" it's not that simple at all!
I live with Fibro, Seizure's (uncontrolled), asthma, short term memory loss, Dairy & Lactose Intoloance, it isn't visible what i live with! Yes some people have seen me have a drop seizure and yes them too are not controlled! The Drs think I may even Have IBS!
Pray for each other! Do not judge someone just by looking at them please! Thank you!
Anonymous29/06/2016I think having Head pain is one of the most painful symptoms of Fibromyalgia, as it really hurts! It makes one very sleepy though!
@Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD @Dale Masters
Comments26/08/2016 #1 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDFantastic Share! Fibro is becoming more and more well defined as many Invisible Illnesses are being re-assessed via infectious diseases! Thank you!
Leckey Harrison27/06/2016Today in National PTSD Awareness Day. Traumatic stress isn't just the result of a singular event, or several of them. It is also the result of chronic unreleased stress. PTSD effects all of life, and it is curable. I know. Mine is the face of PTSD
Comments30/06/2016 #5 Leckey Harrison#4 You are welcome!29/06/2016 #4 Sara JacoboviciThank you @Leckey Harrison for not only having the courage to face PTSD and its effects but for enabling and inspiring others to do the same.28/06/2016 #3 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDI think that there is a huge demand for this Hive to overlap with my hive, "Veterans: Mental Health" but I ran out of Buzzes to share. Can @Leckey Harrison, @Sara Jacobovici, @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher, @Brian McKenzie, @Randy Keho, @Mamen 🐝 Delgado, and would like to run that by my loves: @Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman and @Ali Anani!28/06/2016 #2 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD@Leckey Harrison: ABSOLUTELY the "take-home" message of the month! Just as an anesthesiologist and trauma surgeon work together with the Operating Room nurses and surgical technicians, we too have to work on one human at a time, to "put them back together, healing their wounds." And we are DOING it! We don't just talk about it. We DO.28/06/2016 #1 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDPerfect scenario. Just perfect. And just as I dedicate a Buzz a week for our Veterans, the chronically ill, and the oppressed, I shall always be here, too. We don't need a National Day or a National Month to devote to honoring any of these issues. They are infinite and deserve great justice. Thank you for joining me, @Leckey Harrison! I can't thank your leadership enough!
Anonymous28/06/2016Please show your support to people with Fibromyalgia!
Every day Fibro claims another persons life, as they can't do things on a daily basis anymore!
There always in constant pain, with there: Ribs, Head, Shoulders etc!
The only terrible thing about this illness, is that it is an Invisible Illness. So it's easy to mis-diagnosed for years!
I know this because I happen to now live with Fibromyalgia after many painful and stressful GP trips!
So Me and @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD are here to spead as much awareness as we can about Invisible Illnesses!
@Dale Masters
Comments26/08/2016 #1 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDJust a little bit more info + another graph or anatomy pic = Honey, honey! Great share!
Anonymous17/06/2016We Are Strong! We Are Fighters! We Are FIBROMYALGIA WARRIORS!
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Comments26/08/2016 #1 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDYou must fight every day! I know you can do it!
Anonymous16/06/2016Having Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain is learnng to takke the pain that is so Unbareable to all Fibro suffers! Every day we all hope for a Chronic Pain Cure!
One day we can do things (little things) like tiding, then after we can't do anything else the next day! There's Good & Bad days!
With Fibro our bad days we need a friend to support us bescause we might look OK, but deep down we are always in pain Constantly. Sometimes our pain is Bareable sometimes it isn't.
If you have a Friend who thinks she/he has Fibro please Support them as it is so difficult for us to get a diagnoses!
@Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD
Comments26/08/2016 #3 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#2 Make sure you Share this on G+ and Facebook and Twitter by going to the icon to the left of the "speech bubble." I'd tweet this once/week!17/06/2016 #1 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDSo so important! Compassion, patience, and awareness go a long way!
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Comments20/06/2016 #29 Dale Masters#26 Going to the beach? I'm in.16/06/2016 #28 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#27 @Mamen 🐝 Delgado: Thanks for the smiles and laughter! I bet you were a happy and beautiful baby & I know your Mom is so proud of you!16/06/2016 #27 Mamen 🐝 Delgado#26 Let's fly a kite!16/06/2016 #26 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#25 Oh, @Mamen 🐝 Delgado, hey...if it was you, I bet you'd still be complaining about the hospital food, too! lol I could be a stand-up comedian with all the stories I could tell. I somehow always leave people wondering if my stories are true....or false? Believe me, no one can make this stuff up! Let's ditch everyone and just go to the beach and fly a kite, yes? :-)!16/06/2016 #25 Mamen 🐝 DelgadoOh my!! You are such an inspiration for me @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD... Thanks so much for sharing your energy and the videos, I've been watching some of them and I'm speechless. Many blessings my dear!!16/06/2016 #24 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#23 lol! Oh! Because @Nick Mlatchkov, I just decided that I'm never going to grow up! Wanna go chase the wind? Let's go! Tagging @Bill Stankiewicz, 🐝 Brand Ambassador, @Dale Masters, @Mamen 🐝 Delgado, @Kirstie-Sweetie Louise, @Michele Williams & @John White, MBA, too! 1..2..3....Go!15/06/2016 #22 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#20 @Nick Mlatchkov! Great question, sorry I just mentioned it in passing. Many churches have "Holy Oil" that they place on the forehead of a dying person. Since they thought I was actually in the process of dying on the ER bed, some would properly call it not the "Last Rites," but the "Sacrament of Extreme Unction." Usually a rite performed by the Catholic church, it is described here in brief: https://www.olrl.org/Lessons/Lesson27.shtml15/06/2016 #21 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDCOUNTDOWN: 40 MIN:
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http://www.blogtalkradio.com/grassrootstalks/2016/06/15/if-god-took-a-day-off15/06/2016 #20 Anonymous#12 @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD can u elaborate on this? It doesn't ring a bell - 'Last Rights of oil being pressed onto my forehead'14/06/2016 #19 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#18 Oh No! Don't make me shine my halo! lol Seriously, I love your opinions and writings and I want to be just like you when I grow up. Oh. But wait. I decided at age 31 that I'm never going to grow up....so ignoring my birthday in 9 days, I cherish all your comments. And I know you don't just 'hand out' compliments, so thank you for the early present :-)!14/06/2016 #17 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDHey! Surprised me! A hearty RIGHT ON! to @Federico 🐝 Álvarez San Martín for Sharing this to WRITERS and PUBLISHERS! Really kind of you! Muchas gracias!14/06/2016 #16 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#15 So sweet of you. It's not me, it is God in me. Without Him, I would be dead. Here's my trailer for my 1st book, written from my brain-injured bed. You'll be surprised. https://youtu.be/4EVCZEtwe3414/06/2016 #14 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#13 @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher, as with all difficult journeys, I grew muscles from nowhere, all with the help of God. There's no other way I would have survived all the hurdles. So Thanks be to God! :-)14/06/2016 #13 Lisa 🐝 Gallagher#12 I'm glad you lived to tell the tale @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD and I'm happy it changed your life in a positive manner. I'm just sorry that happened to you. It had to be tough.14/06/2016 #12 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#11 Why thank you, @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher but it wasn't my choice. The lady that hit me pressed the gas instead of the brakes when her fast food fell off the passenger seat....changing my life in an instant. I visited the door of Heaven when I almost died in the hospital, Last Rights of oil being pressed onto my forehead when I woke up.....and it is nice to know that my life right now makes a difference. I don't fear death, but I value each minute like never before.....14/06/2016 #11 Lisa 🐝 GallagherVery impressive @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD and happy for you, Congrats!14/06/2016 #10 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD@Nick Mlatchkov, thank you for sharing with your followers, too....just love the "Spirited Men" that are so supportive and encouraging! Today is only my ?4th day posting, so thank you for making me feel welcomed, too!
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Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD12/06/2016Welcome, @Kirstie-Sweete Louise to increase awareness, research, and a cure for patients with fibromyalgia! Together, we are strong and we can Bzzz around and make lots of honey!
Comments13/06/2016 #5 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#4 It would be helpful to this Hive Community if we could learn more...have you spoken to others in Fibro Groups about the drug/Rx? What is anticipated from the groups? And of course, I do hope that it helps...we all do. Lots of times for Pain Management, Pain Doctors prescribe 'depression medications' at low doses, because they work for lots of Pain patients. So the important thing to note here is: Just because your doctor prescribes you a "Depression Rx" that does NOT mean anyone should feel ashamed, or think "I'm not depressed!" The doctor isn't using the drug for depression. She is using it for another reason. I want to make sure that point is really well clarified here, so that more patients actually fill the prescriptions and then actually take the medications.13/06/2016 #2 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#1 Such a pleasure to have you here, and please feel comfortable to share your feelings & your journey. I know it will help many.
Anonymous12/06/2016Having people who believe we have an Invisible Illness like Fibromyalgia is a great thing to have! The people who don't believe you are the worst people to be around and we have to rather try and do our best to explain it to them, then after you've explained it and they are still in denial you have to walk away! People need to be aware much much more of this Invisible Illness so that they can be there for us on our bad days! Please Help Us Raise Awareness Of Invisible Illness & Chronic Pain! Help People Like Me Find A Cure To Treat Fibromyalgia! Thank You!
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Comments26/08/2016 #8 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#7 You'll see more people coming to beBee ~ keep an eye out for others in your FB Groups as this is more personal and professional, too.17/06/2016 #6 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#4 Awweeee. Hugs and Cuddles.15/06/2016 #3 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#2 And.... "I Believe YOU!"14/06/2016 #1 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDSo true! In time, we'll buzz more & get more bees & ideas & produce honey, too! It can only get better now!
Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD12/06/2016Here is a popular video on Fibromyalgia, so that family, friends, and Caregivers can understand a little. But don't be surprised, Patients with FIbro, if your 'circle of friends who care' gets smaller and smaller as the years go by. Just remember that you're not alone! We're always here, and so are many others! Never Give Up! @Kirstie-Sweete Louise, @Randy SmithFibromyalgia Awareness May 12 is National Fibromyalgia Awareness Day Make Fibro Visible!! National Fibromyalgia Association: http://www.fmaware.org But You Don't Look Sick / Spoon...
Comments12/06/2016 #2 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDThis is highly recommended for someone with a new diagnosis of Fibromyalgia, and thank you to @Kirstie-Sweete Louise for choosing this selection for our group!
Anonymous11/06/2016My Story for getting a diagnoses of Fibromyalgia.
My story starts when 4 years ago after I had really bad pain that I couldn't explain how I could be in this most pain. I took plenty of trips to the Doctors and they were saying "well you look fine, I'll give you some strong painkillers" now at this time I didn't know I was becoming Sensitive to all medications. They kept on giving me painkillers and I came to the point where i was getting to tired to do anything. The painkillers were making me so drowsy.
Moving on, I changed my Doctors surgery so many times that I didn't like to go to the Doctors anymore.
2014 I met @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD on facebook and she helped me through everything.
2015 Margaret said "I think you may have Fibro" I was confused because I had never herd of Fibro before. So she put me in touch with some one she knew could help me! I talked to her and she said the same thing.
Moving on to 2016: Now I still wasn't getting anywhere with my pain, so I saw my Neurologist and discussed Fibromyalgia with him and he said "yes it may be possible that you do have Fibro!" which this time I was in a much better Doctors surgery.
May 2016: I took in a piece of paper in with all of my symptoms on it and my GP said it could be Fibro!
June 2016: Now they are testing me for Fibro and Arthritis!
Hope you find my story helpful!
Comments12/06/2016 #4 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#3 Up on your Profile, there should be a button that says 'honey.' When you contribute a short story, that makes it!12/06/2016 #2 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDThis would be a good post to make and submit it as a 'production' so you get credit for 'making honey!' This is a perfect length for that, so let's remember, @Kirstie-Sweete Louise!12/06/2016 #1 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD....And what a typical presentation for the average person with an Invisible Illness, except most people don't personally know a doctor that they can socialize with...hence we are closing that gap here on @beBee! Thanks to @Javier 🐝 beBee View more....And what a typical presentation for the average person with an Invisible Illness, except most people don't personally know a doctor that they can socialize with...hence we are closing that gap here on @beBee! Thanks to @Javier 🐝 beBee, @Juan Imaz, @Jim 🐝 Cody & The Team! Close
Anonymous11/06/2016Every day people with Fibromyalgia hope for a cure! Many researchers are trying to find a cure, to cure all the pain from Fibro! Let us all hope for a cure together.
@Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD
Comments12/06/2016 #4 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD@Kirstie-Sweete Louise, @Javier 🐝 beBee kindly gave the link to the publishing platform here below! Super nice bee! www.bebee.com/producer12/06/2016 #3 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#2 We can certainly do that, too! Muchas gracias y cada día estamos aprendiendo más!12/06/2016 #2 Javier 🐝 beBeeDid you try the publishing platform ? This a great place to post long post ! :) www.bebee.com/producer12/06/2016 #1 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDThis is a worthwhile disease that remains 'invisible' for too, too long...and its first complaint from the patient is, "PAIN!!!" We do need to find a cure. This is a Quality of Life issue, and young women and men are suffering with a multitude of misunderstood or completely overlooked complaints. It is a shame. @Kirstie-Sweete Louise and I are here to increase awareness, keep updates on research results, and on patient research that You could be in, if it is located nearby! Just hold on and Stay Strong Together!
- Patients, be proud of your stories. They have been your 'war.' It's okay. You're a WARRIOR.
Patients that "hate doctors" have usually been to many doctors over many months or years, without a diagnosis. The only thing that the patient may have been offered is a referral "..to a psychiatrist..." because "It's all in your head. All your tests are normal."
"Well, since when do doctors look at "tests" instead of the Patient History and the Physical Exam to get a working diagnosis? Tests and studies are only supposed to CONFIRM a diagnosis, doctor. Remember that from medical school?" ~ Dr Margaret Aranda
"Doctor, where is your stethoscope? Did you listen to the patient's heart? Did you get your eyes off the computer and look into both of your patient's eyes? If you didn't examine your patient, you are not allowed to bill insurance. Examine your patients. Every single patient deserves a Physical Exam. No exceptions, even in comatose, ventilated patients whose eyes can still be examined for response to light." ~ Margaret Aranda, MD, Ph.D.
Comments12/07/2016 #30 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#28 @Dale Masters, yup. I was ashamed when I lost my bladder on the plane seat, soaking my pants and taking them off in the restroom, switching to a long thin sweater tied around my waist to look like a skirt. OH..that was embarrassment and Shame, indeed! OH! Then the other time? My bladder just 'let go' in the elevator as I "put on a face" (@Pamela 🐝 Williams) and pretended everything was fine. Until I got off the elevator and walked 'squish, squish' to the hotel door. Yes, DIAPERS. Gotta make it dam funny sometimes, and laugh at yourself. These things make for great stories, much later on...and you just know it at the time that you're 'in it' (roll of the eyes, smiling). "Just gotta love the mountains we climb, woman!" ~ Dr Margaret Aranda Original Quote lol12/07/2016 #29 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#27 Ha! That woman was me. True. 77/44 mm Hg and discharged from the ER. Went straight home and drank 1 liter of water with sunflower seeds (for sodium, Na+), and a banana (for potassium, K+). Yup. Perhaps that was the #85th time the doctors tried to kill me. Ha. You know I have God on my side, and it just wasn't my Time. Still have more work to do for the Kingdom. Amen.20/06/2016 #28 Dale Masters#21 Don't worry...I did the same, only it was brown. That's why I wear diapers (NO! They're NOT briefs! Call it what it is...there's NO SHAME in being sick!)20/06/2016 #27 Dale Masters#23 @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD 77/44...and they RELEASE her? REALLY?? Where did they study...the Alfred E. Neumann School of Medicine??? I could be in a COMA, and STILL see the woman needs help!17/06/2016 #25 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#24 Yes, two things here. One thing is that if a patient is in a Health Managed Organiz (HMO) where it's computerized records that any doctor in the entire system can 'see,' patient privacy is still not secure. So going 'outside' of the system to seek a 2nd Opinion can be very worthwhile (and mentally validating). In the world of RareDiseases, the doctors classically tell us it's "all in your head" because they've never heard of it before. Happens to millions. On the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) for narcotics & MD criminal Rx-writing for $$, yes! Get those doctors in jail not only for harmed people and the crime itself, but add more time on for breaking the Hippocratic Oath. We need to restore "Honor" in society. Thanks, @Brian McKenzie. I like your style. Just take the bull by the horns. Love it.17/06/2016 #24 Brian McKenzieOnce they call you crazy, there is no cure, just monetization for the flavor of the month candied solution they got paid to push. I took special relish when busting a Doctor for trafficking controlled substances; and it happens all too often.17/06/2016 #23 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD@Lisa 🐝 Gallagher: How awesome that you were on top of things, knowledgeable, supported by a loving husband, and somehow able to get the doctors to be compassionate! Quite the great story that I never hear any more! How wonderful it is that you and your husband have been through all this together, gaining self-knowledge and education along the way. I'm certain that you 'made' his diagnoses, on more than one occasion. And to have doctors call you at home and give you their cell phone numbers? Why, that's unheard of these days! I wish I knew the 'secret formula' you have, as I would share it far and wide. Alas, what a great and fantastic road...rather a roller coaster at times, and for years...and I know how much Sarcoidosis can affect quality of life. Your husband gets the A+ of the day for being so strong and holding down the Fort, too during all this time! WoW~ is he related to Superman? You Go, Girl! You know what you are doing. I would really like to see you Produce some honey on this one, keeping in mind the millions of women without husbands that go to the ER with a blood pressure of 77/44 mmHg (me) and just get discharged with no treatment! They think we are faking it! Oh, please write a piece that gives the masses hope in 'real' doctors again...people need to hear this! You can change your name/ID and make it 3rd person...but I'm telling you that your story would mean The World to millions of young women out there. Please, please consider & cc me on the article so I don't miss it! Keep on Keepin' On! You've Got it! Joy & Happiness to you both!16/06/2016 #22 Lisa 🐝 Gallagher@Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD, Couldn't agree more with you. My husband has had some health issues and one in particular shouldn't have progressed as it did had the first 3 Dr's listened to him. He had a history of Asthma and just kept saying his Asthma was progressing. So, for 2 years other than giving him steroids along with his regular medicines they did nothing. I had to push and ask for a CT - finally after 2 years they did one. They found granulomas, ground glass opacity, and some minor fibrosis after the CT was done. That was it, we were off to UPMC in Pittsburgh after I researched the heck out of Dr's. He ended up with the Director of Pulmonology at the Simmons Lung Center in Pittsburgh. Let me back up.. he was also diagnosed with Sarcoidosis in 87 and prior to going to UPMC they kept saying it was his Sarcoid causing the symptoms. He had a VATS proceedure in Erie and they said the biopsy came back as Sarcoid. No- we took our slides to UPMC and they even took the slides to a conference (The Dr.. and Pathologist), it was determined by 11 plus Dr's he had hypersensitivity pneumonitis caused by a drug he was on. After the drug was removed he improved somewhat. He has scarring so they are now treating him with Cellcept. They listened and he is now doing better. Amazingly he has a will of steel and continued to run his business fulltime through out this ordeal. I could never share this story on Linkedin because he would not want others to know what he's been through. Thank God he had Dr's who really listened and gave us their cell numbers, personal email addresses and even called the home to check on him.16/06/2016 #21 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDI'll volunteer a funny (only in retrospect, mind you) buzz on 'Being ashamed of my Story." Once, I lost my entire bladder in an elevator (it's part of the traumatic brain injury & dysautonomia)...and how would you like to just "STAND THERE" waiting for each person to get off the elevator while your shoes fill with pee? I just kept my chin up and smiled at that elevator door...waiting for it to LET ME OUT! @Kirstie-Sweetie Louise, @Dale Masters, @Randy Smith, @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher, @Alison Huntley, @James McElearney (wishing I had a drink!), @Bill Stankiewicz, 🐝 Brand Ambassador, (and someone who would distract attention away & start hyperventilating from claustrophobia on the elevator! Was that a dream? Or is it a true story? Who the heck is inspired? AAHHHH!16/06/2016 #20 Ali Anani#19 Thank you my friend @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD16/06/2016 #19 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#18 Oh sweet @Ali Anani, you are completely 100% "excused," of course! It wasn't your confusion ~ no worries and have a fantastic, glorious day!16/06/2016 #18 Ali Anani#17 At least I am excused "a little" for my confusion. Thank you @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD16/06/2016 #17 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#13 All is well, @Ali Anani. I am the author of this piece, and you were correct. @Kirstie-Sweetie Louise submitted her article to the Invisible Illness: Fibromyalgia goup(s), and there was a little confusion. No worries! We're all working for a good cause and appreciate your confirmation of its worthiness! Thank you!16/06/2016 #15 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#11 Thank you so much, @Ali Anani. We were just able to get @Kirstie-Sweetie Louise her diagnosis, and the mental anguish of many young adults is really alarming. So I'm happy to be on this 'ride of life' with her, as we both have Invisible Illnesses (I have had 2 Traumatic Brain Injuries, and also have Dysautonomia & a few more things that no one has ever heard of....hence my supercharged efforts to help this patient population! So much appreciate your fondest regards to the cause!15/06/2016 #13 Ali Anani#12 @Kirstie-Sweetie Louise- I am deeply sorry for mistakenly thinking that @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD is the author. I love the idea of this buzz and is worthy contributing to.15/06/2016 #11 Ali AnaniThis is a noble effort @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD15/06/2016 #9 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#4 And I love and cherish you each & every day!!!15/06/2016 #8 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#6 @Dale Masters; Thank you so much for all your devotion and support to helping others, even when you are not feeling well. I love love love your new Profile Pic, and it gives me 'hope' every time that I see it! Sending you hugs!13/06/2016 #7 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#6 Awesome way to look at it!
- Not everyone in the world uses the same "Pain" classifications to diagnose Fibromyalgia, nor does every patient "Fit" into an accepted "Category." In fact, most patients don't "fit" into any category at all, that is recognized by a formal "list" accepted by allopathic medicine.
"We need the medical books to perk up and get in line with what the patients are saying. The Patient History and Chief Complaints are still the top leaders in getting a clinical diagnosis." ~ Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD.
"The fact remains: These Patients Need Pain Relief, and they need it for Quality of Life. Period." ~ Dr Margaret Aranda
Comments12/06/2016 #6 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#5 You do bring up a great point for all patients, no matter the ailment: if your doctor can't "figure it out," ask for a Referral to a Specialist. Period.12/06/2016 #4 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#3 Oh, it's another layer! There's no such thing as "arthritis." It is either osteoarthritis or autoimmune arthritis. So, seeing a Rheumatologist who knows how to make the proper diagnosis is a key element for getting a diagnosis.12/06/2016 #2 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDThis is just the beginning of the vagueness and confusion surrounding Fibromyalgia....and lots of people recommend getting checked for Lyme Disease and arthritis at the same time, too! @Kirstie-Sweete Louise, @Randy Smith
- "Of all the symptoms related to Fibromyalgia, "Pain" seems to be the biggest Quality of Life issue, the least understood and classified worldwide, and one of the most compelling conquests ahead of 2016." ~ Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD
Comments12/06/2016 #3 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#2 You are very blessed to have a diagnosis instead of suffering for months or years longer, without knowing what you have. At least now, you can "put it in a box." That allows you to adjust and understand.11/06/2016 #1 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDDo I have Fibromyalgia?
Let's take a look at some common symptoms.
To me, the most important and challenging, ubiquitous symptom is "Pain."


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Kristin's Cricket All Stars Return to Claim Victory
Twelve of Kristin's most influential cricket players from recent years returned in February to take part in the Alumni All Stars Cricket match, going up against the school's young and talented 1st XI boys. The match was the first in a series of Alumni All Star battles being held this year to mark Kristin's 40th anniversary.
All Stars by name as well as by reputation, the older team included five past 1st XI Captains and four MVPs and while it took some players a while to get back in the groove, by the middle of the match the Alumni All Stars were making their presence felt. The 1st X1 fielded first and had the All Stars under pressure early on after a wicket from the first ball of the match by Year 12 student Thomas MacFarlaine. The All Stars were struggling at 5 - 56 before Aidan O'Connor (2004) consolidated the innings, scoring an unbeaten 46 not out. Some hard hitting from Tom Lynch (2010) and Simon Blom (2009) towards the end of the innings saw the All Stars finish with 174-9. Year 11 student Marko Garlick was the pick of the Kristin bowlers taking a five-wicket bag and finishing with figures of 7-22-5. Chasing 175 for victory, the 1st X1 lost wickets at regular intervals and were eventually all out for 116, losing by one wicket and 58 runs. Opening batsman Sharn Fonseka (Year 11) top scored with a well-compiled 47 runs. Year 12 players John Shaw and Thomas MacFarlaine were the only other batsmen to get a start, scoring 17 and 14 respectively. Zac Watson (2011) had three wickets for the All Stars and recent graduates Douglas Carson and Thomas Lloyd had two wickets apiece.
The day went to the All Stars this time around but with upcoming battles in Football, Hockey, Netball, Rugby and Touch, Kristin's Premier teams will have plenty of opportunity to claim back victory.
Kristin Presents New Zealand Premier of Peter Pan
Thanks to its reputation as one of the leading Performing Arts schools in the country, Kristin has secured the rights to produce the NZ premier of the revamped stage production of the timeless classic, Peter Pan.
Featuring the award-winning music score by Stiles and Drewe - the creative duo behind the recent Mary Poppins tour – this production of Sir James Barrie's much-loved tale is set to capture the imagination of audience members of all ages with spectacular scenes of flying and fantasy.
The audition process was complete by the end of Term 4 last year and for a core group of cast, crew and the production team, the summer months have been spent preparing for what will undoubtedly be one of the most ambitious shows in the school's history. The principal performers attended a series of workshops in January and the full company of 70 students have embarked on an intensive rehearsal process this term.
"Peter Pan is by far the most technically demanding show that Kristin has ever produced," says Director Lorna Rood, Director of Performing Arts at Kristin. "It is a huge honour to be the first performance group in New Zealand to be granted the rights to this spectacular production, and we are thrilled to be staging such a show in Kristin's 40th year. Our audiences should prepare themselves for a true spectacle."
This year, the unique casting requirements of Peter Pan have provided a platform for some of the school's younger stars to shine alongside their senior peers. Year 11 student Mitchell Hageman has been cast in the role of Peter Pan following his fantastic lead-role performance in last year's Guys & Dolls. Alongside him will be fellow Year 11 classmates Conrad Edwards as Smee and Harper Finn as John, and Year 8 student Finlay Jackson as Michael.
"To be able to offer such high calibre performance opportunities to our students is a source of great pride for our school," said the show's Producer and Executive Principal Peter Clague. "In the last few years we have put on Jesus Christ Superstar (2011) and Cats (2012), and each was more demanding than the last. This year I have every belief that Peter Pan will redefine what an audience can expect from a school production."
The magic of Never Land will come to life on stage thanks to a production design that will incorporate stunning costumes, set, lighting and sound. As with any production, the stars can only shine with the support of an extensive team who work behind the scenes to help create the magic and this is surely the case with this Kristin School production. Team members are working intensively to prepare the stage for the 5-show season, which commences with the premiere on 10 April.
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A proud record of academic excellence is one of the leading drivers for families who choose a Kristin education for their children. As the school celebrates its 40th Year, this tradition has been upheld with another set of exceptional examination results.
The Dual Academic Pathway which allows Kristin's Senior School students to choose between the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma or NCEA is one of the many features which differentiates the school and the recently released 2012 results are evidence of the growing strength of both qualifications at Kristin. Record results were set in both NCEA and IB, with individual marks and year-level averages demanding recognition amongst the school community.
Kristin's Level 3 NCEA students achieved almost 70% more Excellence endorsements than the national average. The highest grade point average went to NCEA Dux Rosaria Kelly, with over 80 of her credits at Level 3 awarded with Excellence. Joining Rosaria in securing Excellence endorsed certificates in Level 3 NCEA were Olivia-Grace Forde, Arden Haar, Julitta Lam, Michelle Meuli, Hannah Schunk-Hockings, Georgina Thompson and Rebecca Wilton.
Of the 250 NCEA certificates awarded across all three year levels, more than 70% were endorsed with Merit or Excellence.
Kristin's IB students have achieved similar success with 22% of Kristin students achieving a score of at least 40 out of 45, placing them in the top 6% worldwide.
The highest score of 44 went to two students, Kelly Su and IB Dux James Allen, followed by Tina Li on 43. A further five Kristin students achieved 42, 11 were on 41, and three secured a score of 40. This is the largest group of Kristin students to qualify as Top Scholars in the 24 years since the programme was first introduced, and the largest group to represent their school at the IB Schools of New Zealand Top Scholar Award Ceremony at Government House on Wednesday night. The Governor-General, Lt Gen Rt Hon Sir Jerry Mateparae presented the awards and commended the students on their discipline, dedication and achievements in the demanding two-year Diploma.
As well as scoring the school's top mark in the IB Diploma, James Allen finished his year with Scholarship Awards in three subjects, two of which were at Outstanding level, a bronze medal at the 2012 International Mathematical Olympiad in Argentina and the highest mark in New Zealand for a Year 13 student in ICAS Mathematics.
Senior School Principal Mr Brendan Kelly recognises these results as the start of great things for his graduates. "We in the Senior School are incredibly proud of the achievements of our seniors. The 2012 examination results are a testimony to the dedication they have shown towards their studies, and we look forward to hearing of their many academic successes in their future tertiary studies." Most of Kristin's 2012 school leavers have already been accepted into universities in New Zealand and Australia, with many offered scholarship positions at some of the world's most notable universities in the UK and USA.
In 2013, 58% of Year 12 and 13 students at Kristin have elected to follow the International Baccalaureate programme, with the remaining 42% pursuing their Level 2 and 3 NCEA certificates. Both qualification pathways are supported at Kristin by the richly talented teaching staff and students from both programmes are regularly accepted into leading tertiary institutions here in New Zealand and overseas.
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UT Arlington program helps veterans make transition from military to college life
KXAS/NBC 5 reported on efforts at UT Arlington to help veterans transition from military to college life. A series of student veteran workshops cover such topics as how to manage time, study and correctly take notes. "In college, they're really responsible for creating that self-rhythm; they're really responsible for their education for the first time in their lives," said Dawn Remmers, executive director of University College, the department that handles various student support programs. The report also appeared at NBCDFW.com.
UT Arlington professors to help make Higgs-search technology available
HPC wire.com noted that UT Arlington is partnering with the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven and Argonne national laboratories to develop a universal version of PanDA, a workload management system built to process huge volumes of data from experiments at the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, Switzerland. The new project will bolster science and engineering research that relies on "big data," a priority recently promoted by The White House. The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research has awarded a combined $1.7 million to Brookhaven and UT Arlington to fund the PanDA work over the next three years.
Award highlights Romero-Ortega's bioengineering research
The Fort Worth Business Press People section reported that the Metroplex Technology Business Council has named Mario Romero-Ortega, a UT Arlington bioengineering associate professor and specialist in neural regeneration, as a 2012 Tech Titan in the Technology Innovator category. The awards recognize outstanding technology companies and North Texas individuals who have made significant contributions to their industries during the past year.
Ozdil, architecture students to lead Winnetka Heights project
Winnetka Heights.org reported that its neighborhood association has partnered with the Program in Landscape Architecture and the Center for Metropolitan Density in the UT Arlington School of Architecture as part of its Green Winnetka initiative. Taner R. Ozdil, assistant professor of architecture, will lead students to help Winnetka Heights residents re-envision the North Oak Cliff neighborhood's parks, open spaces, streetscapes and neighborhood entrances and points of connection.
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A 25-year resident of Ballard, Dana passionately believes in the power of people collaborating to create change, especially in challenging times. Founder of Wizdom Lab, a think tank for practical solutions to aging issues, she serves on the board of the Phinney Neighborhood Association's PNA Village, a strong and active inter-generational community that offers older people opportunities, combined with support, to fully engage in this phase of life. The Village is partnering with Sustainable Ballard to raise awareness, grow membership of all ages, and recruit volunteers to help elders. Dana works for King County doing community involvement to help expand the use of recycled water, and for the RainWise and roadside rain garden programs. Along with social marketing and strategic public involvement skills, Dana brings a background in business development for social enterprise and strategic planning and development.
Eric Smith Board of Directors / MOre Team (email Eric)
Eric believes in the value of people coming together in community to solve local challenges while enjoying each others company, companionship, and support. He says, "We're all in this together, let's have a good time… and fix things while we're at it!" He brings us the unique perspective of a social-purpose entrepreneurial small business background which he developed over several decades after founding and managing a successful local financial services practice. Eric supported and participated in many of our annual festivals. He developed the Sunset Hill Microfarm, a private community garden and hosted for our Garden Tour there one year. Eric has presented on the economy and sustainable, responsible, impactful investing topics at our festivals and member meetings. He believes in the power of focused organizations of people, both for-profit and non-profit varieties, to help solve some of the biggest challenges facing people and planet. Eric has been active in the socially responsible impact investment movement since 1986. He is a Certified Financial Planner practitioner, Accredited Investment Fiduciary, and Senior Financial Advisor with Natural Investments, LLC.
Eric Thomas B-Green Talks (email Eric)
Bucking the conventional wisdom that says green building is expensive, Eric built Seattle's first zero-energy house right here in Ballard at a cost 40% below the city's average. He went on to found Sustainable Ballard's B-Green Building Talks—short presentations by green innovators staged in sustainably built houses. He was an original member of Sustainable Ballard's RainWise team. Eric is a frequent contributor to discussions about sustainability in local and national publications, on radio and TV, and in blogs and social media. In addition to his work for Sustainable Ballard, he serves as a communications strategist, consumer advocate, and advisor to organizations such as the Northwest Eco Building Guild, Built Green, and the Seattle City Light Review Panel. He is membership programs manager for the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties, and he is a freelance marketer in the community nonprofit and green building spheres.
Jennifer Mundee Edible Garden Tour, Market Gleaning (email Jennifer)
Jennifer has been an active leader with Sustainable Ballard for the good part of a decade, leading most of our food and garden projects, past and present, including: Eat Local Now!, Community Kitchen, Ballard Health Walk, Market Gleaning, Edible Garden Tour and more! Jennifer is a licensed landscape architect and lives on her own little urban farm, including chickens, fruit trees and veggies, in East Ballard.
Jenny Heins Board President / GO! Team, RainWise, Ballard Tool Library, Festival (email Jenny)
Jenny has been practicing conservation since she was a child, thanks to Ranger Rick and the Keep America Beautiful campaign of the early 70s. She only became an activist when she discovered Sustainable Ballard in 2004 and now is very "active." Within Sustainable Ballard, she heads up a number of our activities, including the Annual Festival, the Ballard Tool Library, our RainWise work, and the administrative work of our Board. She's also a key collaborator with SCALLOPS (Sustainable Communities All Over Puget Sound).. Outside of SB, she is a contractor with the NW EcoBuilding Guild. Jenny produced the Seattle Green Festival as Regional Director for 4 years, and had her own business: Small Wonder Farm – a small local nursery growing gourmet vegetable and herb starts and educating neighbors how to grow their own food. Jenny has been a Ballard resident since 1991.
Jody Grage Ballard Knitters for the Homeless (email Jody)
Jody was part of both the original Sustainable Seattle and Sustainable Ballard organizers. She is a retired special education teacher who owns and lives in the oldest house in Ballard which is surrounded by vegetable garden. Jody has been a part of the Green Party at the national, state, and local levels since the 1980s. Other interests include knitting and other needlework, Norwegian folk costumes, voluntary simplicity, peacekeeping, vegetable gardening, winter, and community.
Julia Field RainWise, Strategic Advisor (email Julia)
Julia found Sustainable Ballard in 2006, and got right in up to her elbows! Through participation in SB festivals, projects, and other learning adventures, she's remodeled her life, home, and garden to be more and more green. Julia is part of SB's RainWise team, helping more Ballard neighbors manage stormwater at home. She is the founder and former program director of Undriving, the innovative car-use-reduction organization that was born in the creative cauldron of Sustainable Ballard in 2007. She's a designer, artist, and instigator, and SB is one of her mediums. (We hope you saw her RainWise yard and artful gardens as part of SB's 2013 Edible Garden Tour!)
Julia Park Board of Directors / PEG, Ballard Partnership for Smart Growth (email Julia)
Julia has been a resident of Ballard for more than thirty years and active in community affairs serving in various citizen organizations including Seattle's citizen review board for the new library construction. She and her electric musical instrument maker husband Eric raised a family here in Ballard and Ballard is near and dear to their hearts.
Julia's enthusiasm for Sustainable Ballard started while participating in 350.org's 10/10/10 International Climate Action global work party locally organized in Ballard. She wanted to apply her knowledge and work experiences as a land-use, environmental and cultural resource planner to her volunteer work with Sustainable Ballard to contribute to our neighborhood's well-being. Julia is a strong supporter of Sustainable Ballard's approach to working with the community to grow the green economy, promote community health and fight climate change. She believes direct community involvement is key to making positive changes happen locally to be emulated elsewhere, and that serving on the board is one way to contribute to make the beneficial changes happen in the Ballard community.
Julia is a member of the Ballard Smart Growth Partnership's Urban Design and Transportation committee, Knitting for the Homeless, and Legislative Committee project on climate change.
Kaitlin Hill Board Secretary / GO! Team + MOre Team, Meaningful Movies : Sustainable Ballard (email Kaitlin)
Kaitlin is a transplant from the East Coast and became involved with Sustainable Ballard through the Meaningful Movies: Sustainable Ballard project. Since moving to the neighborhood in 2014, she has experienced first-hand how encouraging sustainability and compassion can bring a community together to support healthy, fulfilled lives. She is committed to continuing Sustainable Ballard's wonderful work and can usually be found haunting the Sunday Farmer's Market and the streets of Ballard with her dog.
Ken Cousins Board of Directors / MOre Team (email Ken)
Ken's work focuses broadly on sustainability issues, including the global dynamics of green markets and social labeling, ecological economics, and mapping activist networks. He has been active in the sustainability movement for over two decades, working with the Forest Stewardship Council, Green Festival, Sustainable Seattle, Sustainable Cascadia, Eat Local Now!, Seattle Transition Network groups, and SCALLOPS affiliates – including Sustainable Ballard. He believes that sustainability – broadly realized – is necessary for a healthy, just, and vibrant civil society. He has a Ph.D. in the Politics of Natural Resources and the Environment, and an M.A. in Political Economy (with research in Ecological Economics) from the University of Maryland, as well as a B.A. in Ecological Agriculture from The Evergreen State College. Ken lives with his wife Leyla and their dog Molly in a LEED-certified home in Ballard.
Margaret Wetter Administration & Publicity, Reusable Cups Campaign (email Margaret)
Sustainable Ballard came to Margaret's attention while working on a project with the EarthCare team at her church. A 23-year resident of Whittier Heights (and lifelong Seattle-area resident), Margaret had been looking for ways to combine her interests in sustainability, social justice and community, and Sustainable Ballard brings much of these together! Now retired after 30 years with the City of Seattle at Seattle Center, Margaret spends her time as the contracted administrative assistant and publicity coordinator for Sustainable Ballard, volunteering on the social justice initiatives at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church, gardening, quilting and spending time with her 21-year-old daughter. She is also a member of the Meaningful Movies : Sustainable Ballard Team, a film series on "all things sustainable".
Mary Olson Board Vice President & Treasurer / GO! Team (email Mary)
Mary discovered Sustainable Ballard after moving to Ballard in 2013. After moving all the way from Boston, Mary was looking for a new, sustainably-minded community. Beginning as the Treasurer, Mary took on the VP role in late 2015. Professionally, Mary works at Pacific Science Center and teaches yoga.
Paula Jenson Board of Directors / PEG, Little Free Libraries, Edible Garden Tour (email Paula)
Thirteen years ago, Paula clearly remembers being jazzed by the first mention of Sustainable Ballard's formation, by which time she and her husband had been in Ballard for 18+ years, watching two kids grow up and moving into the community. She's always been a gardener, and has been involved locally with SB's urban crop circle, gardening guild, community cooking and gardening projects and the Edible Garden Tour. Paula is actively involved with the Literacy Council of Seattle and proudly shares a great variety of books in her Little Free Library.
Tom Sheehan Ballard District Council (email Tom)
Tom Sheehan was born and raised in Seattle. He teaches at Cornish College of the Arts, and is interested in just about everything— Tom was keeper of our Sustainable Book and DVD Lending Library before most were dispersed into the Little Free Library system, was an active participant in the New Economy reading group, and now serves as our representative on the Ballard District Council.
The board is actively recruiting for new board candidates, especially those who can contribute in any of the following ways:
- Contribute to the board's diversity
- Have experience with non-profit financial planning and budget forecasting
- Have experience with leadership development and support
- Willing to commit 3-5 hours per month attending board meetings and events
- Willing to lead, organize and/or present at one or more events per year
If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity, please contact our President Jenny Heins, via email or call (206) 384-0053.


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Bakkum Travel Blog› entry 12 of 23 › view all entries
August 11th, 2009 – by: ik-ben-10eke
After breakfast (or was it brunch? it was late that morning) the children made decorative windchimes of the shells me and BJ picked up last month, and they also looked for pinecones to use that as well for decoration.
Late in the afternoon we went to the beach, I hate to go early because of the crowds, however it became overcasted, so there were not that many people around.
When we got at the beach it was low tide with almost no surf, and BJ and Bob had lots of fun at the edge of the water making a sand ehh.
After waiting for awhile I realized the tides of the northsea are complicated, first because water flows in from the south (the English Channel) and from the north (passing the east coast of Scotland and moving widdershins or counter clockwise), second because the age of the tide with the two different inlets of stream - we had full moon just a few days ago so it happened that it could be lowest tide now... sigh...
I wanted to wait till the whole thing was flooded but it started to rain so we gathered our stuff and set off south, because BJ wanted another trail back to the campground again.
We were in plain time for the grilled chicken dinner I promised the children.
After dinner we played card games, I told them stories from my childhood, the ones mentioning monkey tricks were favorite ofcourse ;)
And all too soon it was dark and time to go to bed although they did not want to go to sleep yet...
Next morning, Tuesday, they played card games again, but in the afternoon we went to the village of Castricum. I promised them ice cream, which we ofcourse could buy at the campground but that is just soft ice (which I don't like). Instead we went to Marx O'Larry's with their over 40 different flavours of real ice cream, sold by the scoop - and ofcouse BJ, whose favorite colour is pink and because of that her favoured flavor is strawberry, BJ though chooses the grey stuff with the licorice taste, because nothing can beat the dutch licorice in her opinion (VBG)
After the cold treat we went to Egmond aan den Hoef to look for a riding school, but unfortunately this very week there was a pony camp at one school and the people at the other one did not act very friendly so we went away.
This time to Egmond Binnen, where the abbey is, as well as the shop where the monks sell their handmade pottery as well as dipped candles. I bought a nice candle and a candle holder as a birthday present for my sister. They sell a special abbey beer as well, but unfortunately they were sold out and the next batch was expected later that week.
When back at the campground we bought a snack, and later that night I baked pancakes for them.
We set and they begged for more childhood stories, so I had to do some digging in my memory to satisfy them.
Tomorrow we will be heading home again.
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If you like Blue Moon, try Sam Adams Cold Snap. It's a seasonal beer that comes around winter/spring. I prefer it to blue moon, but they are really similar
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