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   by 3vad3 16y ago

   That's true. I have run into the same thing. At times I get a little frustrated by all the research going on for other diseases. For example cancer is a multi billion dollar business. Where I go for treatments I almost feel like a second cl
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   by 3vad3 16y ago

   I completely agree with you. Having a positive outlook is essential to coping with any disease. I find myself felling more depressed when I really focus on my disease. I understand the need to relate with other people with a similar conditi
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   by 3vad3 16y ago

   As someone who suffers from a rare disease I have to be skeptical about whose information I trust. I tend to rely more on scientific papers and resources like PubMed. Many times you hit a paywall but with some good searching techniques you
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   by 3vad3 16y ago

   Adrian Crenshaw a.k.a Irongeek has already done something like this using the Teensy ( http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/ ) programmable usb device. The upside is it is programmable either using C or the Arduino dev environment. It costs under $
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   by 3vad3 17y ago

   I have been using Five Fingers for about a year. I initially used them to help me rehab a muscle/nerve injury in my leg. I have found that after learning to run in them my legs and feet never hurt like they did when I ran in my "running" sh