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Tell the World: Daddytom Shares His Experiences with Parkinson’s

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To continue our series in honor of Parkinson’s Awareness Month, here’s another interview to bring you “the patient voice.”   We recently featured this interview with three-star member daddytom in the April edition of our Parkinson’s Community newsletter. Read on to learn what he has to say about finding courage, recognizing mentors and raising awareness about […]

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2010 Parkinson’s Awareness Month:
Interview with EnglishTutor

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What better way to kick-off 2010 Parkinson’s Awareness Month than to bring you “the patient voice.”  At PatientsLikeMe, we believe in getting to know the person, not just the “patient.”  That’s why we interview patients each month in our newsletter to find out more about how they approach life.   We recently featured englishtutor, a

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Celebrating MS Awareness Month:
Interview with Accelerated Cure’s Sara Loud

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It’s MS Awareness Month and we’re excited to bring you information from our nonprofit partner, Accelerated Cure Project for MS.  We briefly mentioned the Accelerated Cure Repository in our blog interview with Devic’s patient, Gracie.  We thought we’d take the opportunity to ask The Accelerated Cure Project for MS a bit more about the repository

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Redesigned Treatment Reports on PatientsLikeMe

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One thing that’s great about working at PatientsLikeMe is that our members are really invested in making our product better. Every day, we receive lots of great recommendations about how to improve the site.   Today, we’re unveiling newly redesigned treatment reports that incorporate feedback we’ve received in all our communities.  Want to know what medications

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