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Once you push past the mental block you will regain your appetite - well, I did after a couple of months. I suggest you talk with a diabetic nutritionist to work on meal plans that best suit your lifestyle. Your doctor may have a referral or contact your local hospital as most have one on staff.

Just fill out some paper work,when they call you back they check your weight and iron level and iffer you to go to different programs (like breastfeeding classes), you see a nutritionist, and then you get your card

If the medical is completely ruled out, see a nutritionist and therapist could help you eating more healthy, express your feelings and cope more effectively. This in turn could help you decrease the need to overeat and experience such abdominal pain.

Are there programs or doctors that help people detox that do not have insurance? I really do want and need someone to help me but I don't know anything about this or where to go to get help. Is there anyone out there that can give me some guidance on this? Thank you in advance....

I have gone threw many different anti virus programs over the years .I have to say the one I have now has worked really well for me and its free .I clicked on a site today and it picked up a virus RIGHT AWAY . It is AVG 7.5 .If anyone else knows of good virus protection that would be a GREAT thing to share .We have lost two computers to viruses over then years. It was so upsetting . So seen as I found something that seems to be working well I thought I would share.

Oh my gosh I've been wondering the SAME thing but for Washington. Although last time I called 411 about housing in my area they told me that basically nobody is helping with housing due to budget cuts :'( and the ones that are have a waiting list at least a year long. But thats just for my state I'm not sure about yours. Try calling your local 411 or 211 and asking about housing. Or look it up in the phonebook.

Many people follow the 10,000 steps a day programs as I do. I also use several other trackers that you currently have available. I just think it would be a great idea to also track the number of steps your clients take each day. Once again, thanks for listening and perhaps I'll see a "Steps Tracker" in the future.

Hi all! I had a heart attack and was diagnosed with diabetes almost a year ago that turned my life upside down. Since the attack and quadruple bypass surgery I've lost my house, car, and can no longer do the work I've been doing for the last 30years b/c of the physical requirements. I've applied for and been denied Disability and don't know where to turn. My challenge now is being able to the afford my medicine needed every month of about $150.

Here in NC we have Specialists who can talk to us and test to see what direction to go in. Community Colleges often have Certificate Programs for a new career which are 12-18 months. Usually they also have help for folks with disabilities at the guidance office. The problem is the funding cuts to so many programs. Community colleges sometimes have short classes one exploring a new career. With our fluctuating work force there are lots of people of all ages having to rethink a career.

maybe you should not stick to a regimented counting type program and give yourself over to a nutritionist who can explain food to you properly. WW is good I guess, but if you do not fully understand the foods that are going into your body all the counting this and that will not help you for the long haul. Remember, you are not eating just for you, you are setting the nutritional ideas for your kids as well. They will eat what you provide at your home, what they see you eat.

For coordinated rehabilitation program a team of a neurologist, a physiotherapist, an occupational therapist and a speech-language pathologist, a nutritionist work together to help you in your recovery. Therefore, I would suggest following the suggestion made by them and recovery will be although slow but most of the functions may be restored. In addition, it is essential to know that risk of stroke recurrence may be reduced such as by quitting smoking and controlling blood pressure.

try to get exercise everyday, atleast 30 minutes/day for 5 days a week, and try to lose some weight(both through exercise and most importantly dietary changes). A nutritionist can be great in helping figure out a diet plan that cuts calories but still remains balanced and healthy, or you can try programs like Weight watchers. Good luck, congratulations to you and your wife on your new little one, and take care of yourself.

s one of his favorite foods (he is just 9 months now). I was recently at a nutrition and feeding clinic for babies and the nutritionist (she specializes in infant/baby/child nutrition) had no problem with it at all. I have tried the minigos which were fine, but usually just give him the same type I am eating. No problem at all, and as I said, it's probably his favorite food now. BTW..

When I say unable to lose weight trust me I hired a personal trainer and worked out 5-6 days a week as well as kept a weekly diary following popular weight loss programs like The Fat Smash Diet and Weight Watchers...I was told I must be doing something wrong when I know that I wasnt. I just saw another endo the other day who told me that it is a "great mystery" why people with goiters have a hard time losing weight. He also recommended a diabetic diet.

I am looking into different home workout programs that I can do on my own time. I work as an EMT and my schedules are not flexible to fit in any gym programs. My question is have any of you tried the Les Mills Pump! program either at home or in the gym? What did you think of it? Did it work like they say? Do you have any other suggestions for me?

that some weight loss programs suggest - they can be expensive, and they are teaching you to substitute their product for what you are eating rather than teach you a long-term, sustainable solution to make better choices. In general, I'd prefer an approach in which you buy and prepare your own food.

I qualify for various types of donor egg ivf programs that offer a money-back guarantee if I don't have a successful pregnancy after 3 donor ivf cycles. We are finding that the price of these 3-cyle guaranteed programs varies by as much as $15,000! In the cheaper program, we would share a donor's eggs in a given ivf cycle; the clinic would match the donor with us according to race, but we would not have further information in advance or be able to refuse a given donor.

Does anyone know about any financial assistance programs? I'm in Arizona. My neurologist wants me to take Tecfidera and just found out that I'm not eligible to get the $10 copay because I'm on MEDICARE. Been on SS disability since 1992 and have take four of the injectables for MS. Had to stop all of them because of side effects.

Are there assistance programs out there to assist with cost of Neupogen if my Dx prescribes. I am on a basic health program and co-pay 50% for all meds.

Has anybody tried 12 step NA programs? I've tried and read all of the lit. but find it really isn't my cup of tea. I've been off of the dope for a long time now and have found that this format, chat groups, are the best support ever. Well, my family and friends too. It's just making the commitment to yourself and then getting clean. No knock on 12 step programs at all. I believe that they first opened my eyes to the need to recognize that my life was out of control.

I have hep c and am un insured and am interested in getting into treatment with one of the new drugs coming this year. Any suggestions on where I should be looking for programs for the folks that cant afford treatment?

There are so many drug assistance programs out there for us in the US who are not on medicare/medicaid or live in Massachussetts. I'm thinking it might be helpful to start a thread of some of these so everyone is taking full advantage of the drug companies' generosity. Ok, you know I'm being facetious with that comment - they want us to take their drug and are bribing us to do so by helping with the copay.

m on a low dose of glyburide at bedtime and just making sure I eat the right amount of carbs at the right times. Are you going to see a nutritionist or a maternal fetal medicine specialist? Seeing the nutritionist helped me a lot.

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