But no, a larger man drags this sufferer off into the wings, apparently dead, and a second sufferer appears, again coughing up his life, and a second large man drags him offstage.
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"As a migraine sufferer, migraines take away our control," he said.
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This is particularly advantageous if you live with an allergy sufferer.
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What mattered was that I was a fellow sufferer of PTSD.
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For a tree pollen allergy sufferer like me, spring is torture.
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So what's a food allergy sufferer and world traveler to do?
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For the chronic pain sufferer: RECOVER 600mg CBD Muscle Recovery Rub
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My daughter, a fellow allergy sufferer, had an easy spring too.
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One needn't be a fellow sufferer to be moved to tears.
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Rochefort last appeared onscreen in 2015's Floride, portraying an Alzheimer's sufferer.
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Still, it's probably worth checking out for any curious kidney stone sufferer.
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If you're a sufferer of anxiety or depression – know that you aren't alone.
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An Alzheimer's sufferer, she had been declared legally unfit to manage her concerns.
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If you're a sufferer of anxiety or depression — know that you aren't alone.
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Stassi Schroeder is candidly showing what it means to be a psoriasis sufferer.
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Mr Khan, himself an asthma sufferer, has put pollution higher on the agenda.
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Dennis is an uptight OCD sufferer who telegraphs violence with his rigidly held body.
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As a doctor, I say that the sufferer seeks an environment she can control.
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As an asthma sufferer, I do, however, have regular annual reviews of my condition.
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But as a fellow sufferer, may I point out the irrationality of your dread?
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Epstein-Barr causes mononucleosis, which can leave the sufferer feeling tired for weeks or months.
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"On average it takes a sufferer 10 years to admit to a problem," William added.
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And Rellick isn't the only long-term chronic pain sufferer frustrated with the new limits.
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Call me a high-functioning sufferer: I'm usually O.K. once I've had my morning coffee.
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The condition's most famous, albeit fictional, sufferer is Jason Bourne of the "Bourne Identity" franchise.
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No wonder it's a favorite of Dr. Jessica Wu, M.D., a dermatologist and lifetime eczema sufferer.
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Rather, it "actively destroys" language, and the destruction of language shatters the holism of the sufferer.
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I don't want to pretend that it will be a panacea for every chronic pain sufferer.
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The cause of death was not reported, though Grove was a longtime sufferer of Parkinson's disease.
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Brawny, brimming with confidence and not a sufferer of fools, he was already fixed on smallpox.
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Its most famous sufferer was famed physicist Stephen Hawking, who died at the age of 76.
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It is spread through droplets from the nose and mouth, after frequent contact with a sufferer.
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The city of Ningbo offered bounties of $1,2000 to anyone who turned in a coronavirus sufferer.
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The seasoned acne sufferer in me knows to approach any new product slowly and with great caution.
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One long-standing sufferer of RBF explained to me how her condition has held her back socially.
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One sees an improving effect on the sufferer with greater proximity to family members and their interactions.
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Sexsomnia can be disturbing for both the sufferer and whoever they happen to be sleeping next to.
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Khakpour is a sufferer of "chronic Lyme," a controversial condition the medical community has debated for years.
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"As an allergy sufferer, I can't deal with the glares," one sneeze-shamed California friend told me.
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Nor was she a brave sufferer, with an unsupportive family, whose works were produced under daily duress.
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A fellow migraine sufferer had recently gotten it, and suggested that I switch neurologists and pursue the treatment.
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Chapelle too chronicled the stress of social interaction, figuring himself as the sufferer of a kind of hyperawareness.
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That means swiftly vaccinating anyone who has come into contact with an Ebola sufferer and contacts of theirs.
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What is something only a panic attack sufferer can understand that other anxiety coaches might fail to recognize?
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As a sufferer of anxiety and depression, topped off by moderate sleep apnea, this wasn't exactly unexplored territory.
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Forty-three people are being medically monitored after contact with the sole US sufferer of the Wuhan coronavirus.
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Delta, too, doesn't guarantee a peanut-less environment, though it doesn't serve them when a sufferer is onboard.
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Still, dermatologists aren't exactly gushing over BP-friendly fabrics as a must-have for any self-respecting acne sufferer.
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Talia Hassid, a spokesperson for the Celiac Disease Foundation, and a celiac disease sufferer, was cheered by the results.
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Andersson says their goal is to find some kind of exposure that separates an MCS sufferer from a control.
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"Since 1982 I've used your books to help almost one hundred friends and acquaintances," wrote one former pain sufferer.
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Ms. Jones, a chronic sufferer of motion sickness, has experienced those discomforts in car back seats all her life.
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But the only atypical thing was that I didn't look the part of the stereotypical sufferer of eating disorders.
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So I asked cosmetic doctor and rosacea sufferer, Dr. Sarah Tonks of The Lovely Clinic, how she navigates the waters.
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Not every migraine sufferer experiences all four stages every time, and everyone's cocktail of specific symptoms tends to be different.
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But I want people to know that disabilities can often offer the sufferer a unique world view, talent, or attribute.
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I think that in accepting that neither sufferer nor witness are culpable we can all find some semblance of peace.
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This doesn't make Wall some noble sufferer in a world of loafers; it speaks to something more fundamental than obligation.
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" The contamination can often be rooted in a personality, or a person that the OCD sufferer determines to be "bad.
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"Sometimes there is no 'cure' and the sufferer must adjust to living with a long-term condition," Dr. Kluk says.
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I was furiously at work on my second book, but that summer happened to be particularly dismal for an asthma sufferer.
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Health professionals who fail to refer a suspected Ebola sufferer to a treatment center will have their own centers shut down.
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The AdrenaCard is meant to be something a severe allergy sufferer will always have on hand, without consciously thinking about it.
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Image: ShutterstockDealing with kidney stones can be one of life's most painful and stressful experiences, to hear any sufferer describe it.
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The brain of a Parkinson's disease sufferer shows depleted levels of neuromelanin, which has been associated with protecting cells from dying.
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As a sufferer (and that is the word), I say that agoraphobia hasn't ravaged my life so much as become it.
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Hand-holding toddler, mutual confidante and whisperer, agonizing every-night violin-practicer, and stricken sufferer of childhood psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis!
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Another Zika sufferer had 100,000 times more Zika virus in his semen than in his blood 14 days after he was diagnosed.
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Behavioral exposure therapy involves a phobia sufferer gradually being exposed to the source of their fear until it loses its perceived threat.
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" Yet Richman complained that when it comes to our mental state, we stamp the sufferer with the disease they have: "You're hyperactive.
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Some, like EHS sufferer Chuck McGill on Better Call Saul, have transformed their homes into makeshift Faraday cages to keep out electromagnetic waves.
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Ahead there are some different techniques from experts that might help you grapple with those feelings, whether you're a migraine sufferer or not.
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No one knows yet — all they've seen is an sudden uptick in respiratory or pulmonary issues where the sufferer also uses vaping products.
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Folger previously suspected Epstein-Barr virus, which can leave the sufferer feeling tired for weeks or months, was the cause of his problems.
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Essentially, PTSD makes it very hard for the sufferer to do the simplest daily tasks, such as eating, sleeping or concentrating on work.
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The 91-year-old sufferer from dementia had slipped out of the door and stumbled onto the tracks after his wife dozed off.
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Medical officials in the US are monitoring 43 individuals after they had contact with the single confirmed US sufferer of the Wuhan coronavirus.
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Simon-Pierre Canuel, the allergy-sufferer, was out to dinner at a restaurant in Sherbrooke, Quebec when he decided to order the steak tartare.
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He may not know what Lyme disease feels like, but the Weeknd knows the best ways to support one sufferer — his girlfriend Bella Hadid.
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Most important, and this goes for all mental disorders, they believe in the subjective experience of the sufferer, no matter what the diagnosis is.
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However, with a sufferer, they wake up before the paralytic substance has worn off and often when the dreaming state has not quite finished.
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In order to bash President Trump, he got paid news CNN, conspiracy TV MSNBC rolling out the longest known sufferer of Trump derangement syndrome ever.
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The sickness seems to last precisely 13 hours and requires the sufferer to remain horizontal on a bed or couch for that period of time.
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I was not doing this as a 'mental health professional' but rather as a former anxiety sufferer sharing an unconventional approach that had helped me.
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As a lifelong asthmatic and allergy sufferer, I feel obliged to say that an air purifier should be the last step in alleviating your symptoms.
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A transgender woman, a sufferer of severe mental illness, and the parents of a child with cancer transform their experiences into intensely personal video games.
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As she lay motionless in bed, her brother-in-law, a fellow sufferer, said he worried about the patients left behind when family members die.
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So, in 1988, one sufferer—a former aircraft factory-worker named Bruce McCreary—picked up and moved to the tiny desert town of Snowflake, Arizona.
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"It is by changing places in fancy with the sufferer that we come either to conceive or to be affected by what he feels," he explained.
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If you're a frequent sufferer of post-vacation colds, there's something in the airport you might want to be extra careful around: those airport security trays.
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Another sufferer was Marcus Gners, the Lifesum COO whose near-death experience with histoplasmosis engendered the idea of the company's original name and business, Shapeup Club.
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One thing that was different about this book than the many other books I'd read is that Barry had been an intense panic attack sufferer himself.
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A neuroscientist and founder of IMPACT Network, a nonprofit devoted to helping drive clinical research on cannabis and women's health, Ross is a migraine sufferer herself.
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But neuroimaging has shown that, if a chronic-pain sufferer and an unafflicted person are given the same burn or pinprick, their brains manifest activity differently.
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It created a second wave of coverage of the event, but this time it was more positive and engendered sympathy for the teenage acid reflux sufferer.
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"As an allergy sufferer, none of the comments that have come out of Pret since this tragic incident has put me at ease," Ms. Mills said.
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Three days later, he headed to a health center in Snohomish and received blood tests that evening, which confirmed him as a coronavirus sufferer by morning.
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Well, if you're a hayfever sufferer, there's a good chance that you've wanted a similar anti-scratching tool to keep you from absolutely scratching your eyeballs out.
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And Braxton praises fellow lupus sufferer Selena Gomez making her story so public and opening up about her struggles, which, in turn, helps others battling the disease.
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This virtual reality ride is so intense that the throw-up bags with which any sufferer of motion sickness is well acquainted are provided beside each seat.
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Numerous videos by far-right "comedian" and general brain worm sufferer Owen Benjamin about his moon hoax beliefs are being recirculated and re-uploaded on the platform.
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Another patient who illustrates the importance of the legislation is Josh Hardy, a Fredericksburg, Va., cancer sufferer who contracted a viral infection after a bone marrow transplant.
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For every ED sufferer who abuses fitness apps to lose weight, there's another who uses social media to track their recovery, or encourage healthier attitudes towards food.
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Although experiencing it is generally harmless, this sleep disorder could cause anxiety and even indicate that the sufferer has depression, sleep apnea, hypertension, and other anxiety disorders.
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Many of my favorite authors had suffered from anxiety or depression — Dostoyevsky, Fitzgerald, Plath, Woolf and Emily Dickinson, with whom I felt a special migraine-sufferer kinship.
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Unusually long life-span Hawking, diagnosed with the condition in 1963, lived with it for more than 50 years -- a remarkably long time for an ALS sufferer.
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"Nothing would be better for patients, if it is put to good use," said Kimiko Yajima, a 78-year-old cancer sufferer, while shopping in downtown Tokyo.
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It's from Andrew Solomon, a writer on the arts and psychology and a longtime public sufferer of depression: "The opposite of depression is not happiness, but vitality."
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Finally, there was cancer sufferer Miriam Defender Santiago, who showed such poor poll performance near the end of the campaign she was no longer considered a real contender.
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Paruresis is the difficulty or impossibility of using a toilet or urinal anywhere there are other people around, or where the sufferer believes there are other people around.
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Even for the seasoned panic attack sufferer, it's not unusual to feel as if you're dying or having a heart attack — even though there's really nothing deadly happening.
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This strained presentation of Hildegard as a singing sufferer of post-traumatic stress disorder is one of several wildly inventive musicals to have arrived in New York recently.
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"It was so powerful when your mother, Barbara Bush, hugged that child and then hugged the man that challenged her, the older adult AIDS sufferer," Bono told Bush.
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We know little beyond that Giacometti gave birth to her in Paris in 1932, this sensual sufferer whose first (and last) breaths were drawn nearly 90 years ago.
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Yet if pain is an attack, on the body and language, the split between the sufferer and the onlooker causes a breakdown of the symbolic order for both parties.
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"I have known Bradley a long time and he is an asthma sufferer and he has struggled with allergies for as long as I have known him," said Brailsford.
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Of course, an incurable chronic illness of unknown origin that ravages the sufferer while remaining suspect and all but undetectable to those around her has the hallmarks of horror.
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Whether you're an allergy sufferer, or just someone who enjoys breathing in fresh air, purchasing an air purifier for your home could turn out to be a great investment.
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Speaking of compassion, how about some for the 20-something construction worker who can't afford to pay his rent because his premiums help subsidize overusers like my allergy sufferer?
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The newly-confirmed sufferer, a male US resident who lives in Washington state, took a connecting flight and landed at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, where there was no screening.
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People who get migraines are particularly susceptible to the discomfort from repetitive patterns; these patterns increase the use of oxygen (which in those who sufferer migraines is already abnormally high).
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As a long (and pretty well-documented) sufferer of acne, I'm hyper-vigilant about finding products that will keep the bumps at bay while reducing the scars they leave behind.
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I continued to think this about pretty much every mold sufferer I met: most had documentation to show me the proof of mold contamination found in their home or office.
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"I know people mean well, but it's so difficult to constantly be receiving unsolicited skin advice as an acne sufferer, especially when the person has naturally clear skin," she tells PeopleStyle.
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That doesn't mean you're destined for four straight months of itchy skin and puffy eyes, though; adopting a few of these doctor-recommended, allergy sufferer-approved strategies is a good start.
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Katie Prager, whose relationship with fellow cystic fibrosis sufferer Dalton Prager was seen as similar to the love story in The Fault in Our Stars, has died at 26, Time reports.
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"I know people mean well, but it's so difficult to constantly be receiving unsolicited skin advice as an acne sufferer, especially when the person has naturally clear skin," she told PeopleStyle.
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As a lifelong anxiety sufferer, I had tried meditation here and there, but the truth was that it felt too hard to quiet my buzzing mind, and I usually gave up.
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The Mad Lad is the product of a masculinity in crisis since its inception—the only difference is that now there are more ways for the sufferer to document his symptoms.
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Any schoolgirl can talk about love, Virginia Woolf famously said, but "let a sufferer try to describe a pain in his head to a doctor and language at once runs dry."
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I am fascinated by sleep perhaps because I have so often struggled to achieve it — both as a sufferer of severe sleep apnea and, more happily, as the father of twins.
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Fellow sufferer Argentina at least has a government - Alberto Fernandez was sworn in as president this month but recession is biting, inflation is above 50% and poverty rates are approaching 40%.
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Maybe a friend's friend was on a plane that needed to make an emergency landing for an allergy sufferer, or someone you knew had an allergic reaction from kissing their romantic partner.
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"If you're a seasonal allergy sufferer, the number one thing you should be doing is seeing a board-certified allergist and checking in with them well before the season," Dr. Ogden says.
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"I know people mean well, but it's so difficult to constantly be receiving unsolicited skin advice as an acne sufferer, especially when the person has naturally clear skin," she previously told PeopleStyle.
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"Mimicking," as a gang-stalking claim, is especially poignant in this regard: The sufferer believes that strangers are dressing and behaving like them on purpose, in a bid to drive them insane.
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"While we cannot cure eczema, we can often control the symptoms with the right skin-care and lifestyle changes," says Jessica Wu, MD, a Los Angeles-based dermatologist and lifelong eczema sufferer.
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That said, it's best for the mild-to-moderate acne sufferer who's concerned with whiteheads and occasional breakouts; if you're concerned with more hormonal activity or have highly reactive skin, look elsewhere.
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While there is no one dog or cat breed that won't irritate any allergy sufferer, there are several breeds that might be a better fit for those who react to furry pets.
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The defense claimed that Sabina was a secondary sufferer of Folie à deux, French for "a madness of two," going on to claim that she had transmitted insanity from her twin Ursula.
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That means typhus-sufferer in Italian, so bloodborne is the passion of the team's global fan base, which ensures that every grand prix circuit contains an ocean of red in the grandstands.
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However, if you're an indoor allergy sufferer, bagless vacuums can allow more of the dust picked-up to re-inter the air, both while vacuuming and while emptying the contents in the trash.
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The asthma-sufferer, who was elected less than a year ago, has promised to make London one of the greenest cities in the world with more electric buses and charging points for cars.
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"A sufferer may see friends and relatives they haven't seen for a while, and they may be sensitive about judgment about their bodies and any changes they've experienced in their body," she said.
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Nate meets a fellow midlife-crisis sufferer, Allison, a thin role played winningly by the singer Ingrid Michaelson, and agrees to stage a production of Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Mikado" with older women.
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Beyond causing the loss of sex drive and musculature, men with very low testosterone tend to gain weight and can sufferer from a range of mood, cognitive, and potentially other physical issues as well.
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ANDERS OUROMVancouver As the late, great, Christopher Hitchens once said on discovering a friend of his had also fallen for that arch-cad Harry Flashman, one can recognise a confirmed addict and fellow-sufferer.
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After closely examining my face with magnifying goggles, Dr. Wade then asked me to relay in detail my skin history up to that point (which, trust me, is like therapy for an acne sufferer).
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Treating newly clear skin is a lot less time-consuming and emotionally exhausting than treating a complexion inflamed with pustules, and yet, the former acne sufferer also faces foreign challenges (scarring, dark marks, unevenness).
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Instagram brought Andy Dodge, an allergy sufferer who works in financial services, to the attention of GlaxoSmithKline when it was scouting for "real people" for an online campaign for Flonase that began this year.
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It is supporting an appeal to the Supreme Court by Noel Conway, a sufferer of motor-neurone disease, who argues that his inability to receive help from a doctor to die infringes his human rights.
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Having witnessed the desperate anxiety that could make life with dementia a hell for both the sufferer and their family, she felt that to worry that lying was bad was to miss the whole point.
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Silberman also adds that pillow-hugging can provide a sense of safety and security, which will assist the anxiety sufferer—who has difficulty staying present and recognizing the true nature of their environment—in relaxing.
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To the Editor: Dr. Marc K. Siegel's hypochondriacal allergy sufferer is the modern-day equivalent of Ronald Reagan's welfare queen of the 1980s: a caricature misused as a driver of public opinion and public policy.
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Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak has been "largely contained" and no new cases of the disease have been confirmed since the last known sufferer died on June 9, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday.
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Notwithstanding a lively turn from Charles Dance as a chatty brain-tumor sufferer and a perfect Charlotte Rampling as a tranquil guide to oblivion, "Euphoria" gives up the ghost well before either of its unhappy heroines.
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In Wozniacki's postmatch news conference, a reporter, who identified herself as a rheumatoid arthritis sufferer, said she had been in quite a bit of discomfort because of the weather and asked Wozniacki about her pain levels.
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One sufferer likened the condition to being "locked in a prison," and a 2015 Danish study found those with ME report a worse quality of life than people with lung cancer, heart disease, and chronic kidney failure.
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Friendships forged underground are very strong, said Zhanya Sakanchuk, an asthma sufferer from the Belarus town of Pinsk, who has visited every year since 2012, when she saw a television report about President Lukashenko visiting the facility.
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Whether you're a cleaning fiend like Monica Geller, a year-round allergy sufferer, or someone who simply appreciates a high-quality gadget, get excited because there are so many impressive Dyson Prime Day deals on Amazon right now.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak has been "largely contained" and no new cases of the disease have been confirmed since the last known sufferer died on June 9, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday.
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A sufferer from colitis and breast cancer acknowledges "a tidal wave of love and affection" from those around her; Clive James, also a writer, who was pronounced terminally ill several years ago, has enjoyed a surge of creativity.
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It goes into the body and out at a great speed, unlike SSRIs, which take a while to take effect so a sufferer wouldn't be feeling good during that time, and in fact may be feeling more suicidal.
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A case study The Washington Post ran a good op-ed on the subject this week, written by John Heubusch, the executive director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute and himself a sufferer of chronic pain.
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That would include family members but also people who may have come into contact with a sufferer in church or on public transport, each a potential Ebola time-bomb who must be found and vaccinated by virus-hunting experts.
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If you are an allergy sufferer who thinks they can manage their symptoms with a cat or dog, Dr. Antin recommends fostering a pet first so you can understand your body's tolerance to sharing your home with an animal.
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She also had obstructive sleep apnea, a disorder in which the trachea, the breathing tube connecting the lungs with the nose and mouth, collapses during sleep, causing the sufferer to stop breathing and awaken many times throughout the night.
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Heart-related medical issues behind the wheel are extremely dangerous because the sufferer can lose consciousness, said Dr. Nitish Badhwar, professor of clinical medicine and director of the Cardiac Electrophysiology Training Program at the University of California, San Francisco.
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And yet because the movie is mostly scenes of recording sessions, squabbling and self-pity, Mercury's stardom is made beside the point — it's assumed — so Malek gets to play a charismatic sufferer, -quipster and, eventually, proud brown gay man.
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HINDHEAD, England (Reuters) - For 93-year-old Daphne Padfield, a dementia sufferer in an English care home, the arrival of a virtual reality (VR) headset offered a window back to the day in 1953 when Britain crowned its new queen.
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But while malaria deaths will go up if America cuts funding, it will not be possible to point to an individual malaria sufferer and say that his or her illness is a direct and immediate result of a budget cut.
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But despite addiction's widespread presence and nonbiased grasp, a significant majority of society still doesn't view it — or react to it — the way we do other, less stigmatized diseases that makes us want to reach out and support the sufferer.
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Later on the actress, whose best known films include "Magnolia" and "The Hours", came to help care for an AIDS sufferer at a care unit in New York where friends and family were allowed to come in look after patients.
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Using this "digital twin" that mimics the electrical and physical properties of the cells in patient 22's heart, Meder runs simulations to see if the pacemaker can keep the congestive heart failure sufferer alive - before he has inserted a knife.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch prosecutors launched a criminal case on Friday against a doctor for performing euthanasia on an Alzheimer's sufferer without adequately confirming she wanted to die, the first case of its kind since mercy killing was legalized in 2002.
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They include British migraine sufferer Senty Bera, 43, who recently used the system to buy Aimovig, a new monthly migraine injection from Amgen and Novartis, the first in an improved class of drugs that target a chemical involved in triggering attacks.
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The euro pulled back from 5-1/115.513 month highs overnight as the boost from the outcome of Sunday's first round of France's presidential election faded, while the yen - a sufferer this week from buoyant sentiment on stock markets - fell another 0.3 percent.
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It was a health crisis, to be sure, but if it wasn't for the attention of President Franklin Roosevelt (a polio sufferer himself) who founded the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, no scientist could've raised the money to fund the necessary research.
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In the last several years, grassroots groups like ClusterBusters—a nonprofit that was started in the early 2000s by sufferer Bob Wold after he discovered hallucinogens had helped his cluster headaches—have joined an annual advocacy event called Headache on the Hill.
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The sufferer tries to manage his anxiety with compulsive rituals, which include excessive double-checking, counting, repeating a prayer or mantra, and engaging in mental reassurances that give a short-term relief but ultimately become addictive crutches, fueling an endless cycle of torment.
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In Milan, he sat in a room at the grand Principe di Savoia, opposite a copy of Titian's portrait of the Duke of Mantua, a master of intrigue in Renaissance Italy and a longtime sufferer of syphilis, surrounded by red damask wallpaper.
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In the role of John Merrick, which required hours of makeup application before each day's filming, he was unrecognizable as the monstrous-looking but gentle sufferer of a rare affliction that enlarged his head, twisted his musculature and hampered his speech and mobility.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York judge on Monday ordered authorities to take a jailed asthma sufferer to a hospital but denied his request for emergency bail from a Brooklyn federal detention center where heat and power failed during last week's frigid weather.
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Jeffrey Gould is a longtime sufferer of misophonia, or "hatred of sound," a neurological disorder that can cause people to feel uncontrollable anger at common sounds such as chewing, tooth-brushing, opening a bag of chips, or the slapping of flip-flops on heels.
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The company's founder, Patti Pao, a sensitive skin sufferer, paid $25 million for 20 years of exclusive rights to the hydrolyzed salmon roe protein, which she discovered in Norway when she insisted on visiting a hatchery while trying to avoid a corporate-bonding hike.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Dutch prosecutors on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to rule on the case of a nursing home doctor who was cleared of wrongdoing for the euthanasia of an elderly dementia sufferer, to gain clarity on how doctors should deal with incapacitated patients.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Dutch prosecutors on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to rule on the case of a nursing home doctor who was cleared of wrongdoing for the euthanasia of an elderly dementia sufferer, to gain clarity on how doctors should deal with incapacitated patients.
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It's "just not relevant," he said, because this isn't about one hep C sufferer who needs a drug, or a person at risk of HIV needing PrEP; it's about bringing marginalized groups of people together to challenge the way big pharma sells drugs to the NHS.
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We never quite know the identity of either the sufferer, who longs for the release of death, or of his loyal wife, though we infer them to be the central couple (married to absent people, not each other, when the central action of the book takes place).
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"It is just gentle enough on my sensitive skin, which is really hard to find when you do have psoriasis," the star, who says she confides in close friend and fellow psoriasis-sufferer Kim Kardashian West about which medications work and which don't, told PeopleStyle last week.
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The big winners, happily, were the actors playing the dominating roles of hero and villain: Mr. Karimloo as the bread stealer, single father, long-sufferer and future saint; and Will Swenson as Javert, dogged pursuer of said hero and general scourge to all noble causes and pure hearts.
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This might seem like an excessive number — roughly one-third of all Americans — but it includes everyone in the chronic pain spectrum, from the silent sufferer who deals with constant back pain to the patient who can no longer move because the pain all over her body is just too much.
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On Friday, Attorney General Geoffrey Cox gave consent for a new inquest to be opened into the death of Ella Kissi-Debrah, a nine-year-old asthma sufferer who died in 2013, after her family argued that the initial inquest ignored the role air pollution might have played in her death.
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In the year she turned 40, Ms Bamford checked herself into a psychiatric ward three times and was diagnosed with Type-II Bipolar, which the American Psychiatric Association classifies by its cycles between depression and hypomania (described by one sufferer in a New York Timespiece as "mania with a tether").
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The typical sufferer felt a ''tremendous pressure to be the aggressor in sex,'' expected ''conformity and passivity on the part of his woman,'' subjected his children to ''ludicrous role expectations'' and — in severe cases — restricted the ''use of color in his home and in his clothing'' in an effort to avoid ''womanish'' tones.
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A visit from an old friend of hers, the nosy Miss Shingle (the excellent Jane Carr), brings startling news: The mother he knew only as a Dickensian sufferer — scrubbing floors to feed her beloved only son — was in fact a highborn D'Ysquith, banished forever when she ran off with a Castilian, defying her family's wishes.
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The Alzheimer's Association says that the time that families spend with a sufferer "has a lasting, positive impact" and it offers some guidelines for families about how to communicate with the patient — like not asking him or her to identify you, as I can't seem to help but do, to be patient, calm and reassuring.
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So as Maltese parliamentarians debate doctor-assisted dying, in response to a plea by a sufferer from motor neurone disease who wants to be able to get a doctor's help to end his life when he chooses, it is unsurprising that two of the country's most senior religious figures chose to interject themselves in the discussion.
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But that, like socialism itself, is an impure ideal, as it's impossible to get through a shared supper without someone (or everyone) feeling like an autocrat: There is the bully who orders for the entire table, the allergy sufferer who regrets forcing her sensitivities upon friends, the hungry person who snags the last lobster ravioli and is then filled with shame.
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And if the sexual taboos built into his church training are worth resenting to this day, "Black Canyon," where some poor sufferer kills himself by jumping in front of an 18-wheeler on the freeway, is for the saved and the unsaved alike, its hero a female firefighter brave enough to face her own worst memories as she shares the suicide's last moments.
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In a series of hairpin turns, he must incarnate some three dozen personalities — including a peacock of a chef; a gushy supermodel's assistant; a mobster with a very special request; a sufferer of chronic laryngitis; and a New York Times food editor with the icy soul of a Prada-sheathed fashion martinet — all in a time span that allots each character less than three minutes.
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And I'm really looking for the shittiest mics, man, and the most fucked up Casio keyboard, like on, what's the song I did—one of these songs, I was just using the Casio, you know, just the cheap-ass two-dollar, oh, "Old Man Sufferer," it's just me on the cheap-ass piano, and, you know, just making the most out of it, instead of going and spending a hundred racks on a bunch of gear and the shit sounding like it's robots playing the shit.
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Bernie Sanders — a notoriously grumpy Jewish socialist seeking the presidential nomination of a party he does not belong to and often disparages, whose lefty positions include politically tractionless ideas such as allowing convicted felons to vote from their prison cells, whose shlumpy posture emphatically lacks the parallel-to-the-wall bearing of the typical U.S. senator, who sounds like a sufferer of perpetual nasal congestion, who has had a child out of wedlock, who is older today than Ronald Reagan was when he left office already in some state of mental confusion — had a heart attack on Oct. 1.
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