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ADSHG September 2011 Newsletter
The
ADSHG September 2011 newsletter has been sent out to all postal
members and is available on-line in the member-only website
area for all postal and e-members.
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ADSHG Christmas cards
& Goods
This year we have extended our
range of Christmas goods to offer: trolley token key
rings, ballpoint pens, canvas shoppers, sticky
notes, Christmas gift-wrap and tags plus money wallets and
two new Christmas card designs.
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ADSHG June 2011 Newsletter
The
ADSHG June 2011 newsletter has been sent out to all postal
members and is available on-line in the member-only website
area for all postal and e-members.
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Addison's Ireland
Addison's Ireland is a
sub-group of the Addison’s Disease Self-Help Group with
currently approximately 40 members. It organises regular
meetings in Dublin and works to raise awareness of Addison's
in Ireland.
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ADSHG March 2011 Newsletter
The
ADSHG March 2011 newsletter has been sent out to all postal
members and is available on-line in the member-only website
area for all postal and e-members.
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What is Addison's? - Educational
booklet
The education
booklet, What is Addison’s? was written with school
projects in mind, and provides a little history of
Addison’s, the scientific and medical advances and
concludes with an overview of what life is like today for
people with Addison’s.
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An untimely death
Niki describes how her
friend, Justin Watkis, found it difficult to accept that he
was dependent on steroid medication. Sadly, he collapsed and
died between three and five days after running out of
hydrocortisone.
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ADSHG December 2010 Newsletter
The
ADSHG December 2010 newsletter has been sent out to all postal
members and is available on-line in the member-only website
area for all postal and e-members.
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Dangerous delays at A & E
Within
a few weeks of each other, two of our members experienced
dangerous delays at Accident & Emergency, because nursing
staff failed to recognise the life-threatening implications
of adrenal crisis. Here Liz and Katherine describe their
experiences at local hospitals in Wales and East of England.
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