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Originally posted by Madhav Lakkapragada:
Why are you going in search of diseases? ...
Originally posted by Adrian Wallace:
Hey - if Kishore has just been diagnosed with this disease its perfectly reasonable for him to try and find out more about it!
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Originally posted by Helen Thomas:
auto immune disease is immunity from car dealer salesmanship.
Women are more likely to suffer from this. Car manufacturers spend years of research on this seemingly incurable problem.
[ January 28, 2005: Message edited by: Helen Thomas ]
Kishore
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Originally posted by Madhav Lakkapragada:
Adrian,
With all due respect, as I mentioned I don't mean to make fun of this issue.
Kishore,
If you have been diagonized, I wish you well and a faster recovery. I was just wondering as to why you were looking this up.
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Originally posted by Kishore Dandu:
I would take that as a joke.
But in reality its not funny.
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Originally posted by Kishore Dandu:
Having a auto-immune disease is like the movie 'Fight Club'; but happening for real. In my case(crohn's) your own immunity fights the intestine and you start bleeding. In some cases they cut part of intestine to solve the issue and some other cases need to use steroids.
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Originally posted by Kishore Dandu:
I got some expensive injection, called Remicade infusion last time around. That cost the insurance company about 9 thousand dollars.