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Archive for July, 2008

By Richard C. Dujardin
Staff Writer
Providence Journal
 
NORTH PROVIDENCE – He’s only hours away now from embarking on a trip many hope will give him his life back and free him from excruciating pain.
For Matthew Irving, the 21-year-old former North Providence honor student, who has become the focus of so many prayers these days, tonight’s flight from [...]

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By Atul Gawande
The New Yorker
June 30, 2008
 
It was still shocking to M. how much a few wrong turns could change your life. She had graduated from Boston College with a degree in psychology, married at twenty-five, and had two children, a son and a daughter. She and her family settled in a town on Massachusetts’ [...]

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Cerebrospinal Fluid Repository (CSF)
**This study is currently recruiting participants**
Verified by Drexel University, July 2008
 
Contact and Location
Christine Barr, RN
Tel: 215.762.5186
E-mail: cbarr@drexelmed.edu
Principal Investigator: Terry Heiman-Patterson, MDMDA/ALS Center of Hope
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104

 
Purpose
The purpose of a CSF repository is to collect samples of spinal fluid from controls and patients with neurologic disorders including but not exclusively ALS, Dementia, CRPS, [...]

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Hello Everyone,
For all you early birds, online registration for the 2008 Quench the Fire Run/Walk/Roll is now available on Active.com.  The run will take place on December 7th, 2008 at El Dorado Park.  For those of you who know that you want to participate, go ahead and sign up now.

Your online and offline friends can [...]

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Does anyone else want to argue with the cranky women in pain and with a annoying headache?
LOL – First off the rank was the major phone company over here - They set up my home phone account without my pension discount and I called them again before it was connected! They wanted me to pay the full connection fee [...]

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I am Back……

Hi everyone,
I am at my new residence, and slowly getting things unpacked!
Soon I will be back into regular daily posts when I have my computer on the desk LOL. I am currently lying down and no this is not a lap top!!
I have approved the comments from when I was offline, and I have tonnes [...]

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by Ari Armstrong
On the afternoon of May 27, around 20 armed agents from the DEA, the Aurora PD, and possibly other agencies stormed the home of a licensed medical marijuana user and provider and confiscated small amounts of marijuana and around $3,000 worth of gardening equipment, according to the license holder and his lawyer.
Dana (he [...]

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BETHANY – Judy Rettig’s name has long been synonymous with animal rescue and care, first as animal control officer in West Haven, then for the Bethany, Orange and Woodbridge animal control district.
But these days, although she still helps animals any way she can, Rettig’s name has been attached to something less cheerful – a nerve [...]

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By BROOSE TULLOCH, SUN MEDIA

This project has the seeds to grow.
So says Howard Mandshein, director (and Friday night emcee) of the Musicians Help Project, capturing the vision, the optimism and the need for a non-profit group that can assist local musicians, crew members and roadies with temporary support for their health related issues.
The [...]

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Thu, Jun 26 08

By RUSSELL J. MOORE
On a constant basis, Matthew Irving suffers from an unbearable amount of pain that civil people wouldn’t wish on their worst enemies.
In 2003, at the age of 16, Irving excelled at North Providence High School. He was an honor student who participated in the academic decathlon and Science Olympiad, [...]

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