I had surgery today
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Keeping a disability diary was suggested by my lawyer
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Daily energy question
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Current primary care doctor has decided to dump me as a patient after I asked her to stop cancelling all of my appointments with her.
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Such a cute and accurate Valentine's gift
Erythromelalgia is a rare and frequently devastating disorder that typically affects the skin of the feet or hands, as well as other parts of the body, and causes visible redness, intense heat and burning pain. The term erythromelalgia describes the syndrome: erythros (redness), melos (extremity) and algia (pain). An alternate name is “erythermalgia” that emphasizes the thermos (heat) – an essential part of the syndrome. Many sufferers refer to erythromelalgia as simply, EM.
Waiting for the final answer
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Solitary witch no more?
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I'm switching EM medications and am in a really bad flare
Erythromelalgia is a rare and frequently devastating disorder that typically affects the skin of the feet or hands, as well as other parts of the body, and causes visible redness, intense heat and burning pain. The term erythromelalgia describes the syndrome: erythros (redness), melos (extremity) and algia (pain). An alternate name is “erythermalgia” that emphasizes the thermos (heat) – an essential part of the syndrome. Many sufferers refer to erythromelalgia as simply, EM.
I made my first candle
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Crystal and herb elixirs
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This is my hand-made wand
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Black Moon Ceremonies?
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Finally dedicated our homes office space as my altar room
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Finally a Bible that I can really get into! 📖 🔮💜
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High TSH and high T4 at the same time
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Diagnosed..... FINALLY
Erythromelalgia is a rare and frequently devastating disorder that typically affects the skin of the feet or hands, as well as other parts of the body, and causes visible redness, intense heat and burning pain. The term erythromelalgia describes the syndrome: erythros (redness), melos (extremity) and algia (pain). An alternate name is “erythermalgia” that emphasizes the thermos (heat) – an essential part of the syndrome. Many sufferers refer to erythromelalgia as simply, EM.
Fexofenadine
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Christmas lights
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Finally made a scrying mirror
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Beautiful witchy bronze pot
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Editing?
Erythromelalgia is a rare and frequently devastating disorder that typically affects the skin of the feet or hands, as well as other parts of the body, and causes visible redness, intense heat and burning pain. The term erythromelalgia describes the syndrome: erythros (redness), melos (extremity) and algia (pain). An alternate name is “erythermalgia” that emphasizes the thermos (heat) – an essential part of the syndrome. Many sufferers refer to erythromelalgia as simply, EM.
Dystopian world feminist colony
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Psychiatrist
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