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What is Motor Neuron Disease?
Motor Neuron disease is one of the more serious neuromuscular diseases. It forms part of a group of progressive neurological disorders that destroy cells controlling essential muscle activity. Messages from nerve cells in the brain (called upper motor neurons) are

What is Malignant Hyperthermia?
Malignant hyperthermia is an inherited disease that causes a rapid rise in body temperature (fever) and severe muscle contractions when the affected person receives general anesthesia. It is also known as Hyperthermia - malignant; Hyperpyrexia – malignant.

What about Exercise and Diets
Your body needs physical exercise in the same way that your brain needs stimulation. As your muscles are targeted by neuromuscular diseases, special care should be taken when you go to the gymnasium

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Different types of neuromuscular diseases, weekly newsletter,

Two Pictures of Myself
My fingers say my hair is short, Others tell me it is grey. O, how I wish my mirror could show me too

The Deaf Leading the Blind
Disabled people often complain that so-called “able-bodied” people treat them as though they have the plague or other contagious disease or talk down to them as though there must be something wrong with their brain as well as there body. My question is do

Similarities between Neuromuscular Diseases
Live with a neuromuscular disease, coping with deteriorating muscles or nerves, young couples; inherit a neuromuscular disease, coping with day-to-day living

Self Perception
The perception the public have from a person with some type of neuromuscular disease is often the reason why this person believes that he is worthless. As a child other children

Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS)
Ekbom wrote in several articles published between 1944 through 1960 about a syndrome he described as “Restless Legs Syndrome.” This ill-defined condition was described as unpleasant sensations in the legs that urged the patient to almost continuously move his legs.

Pregnancy and Baby Expectations
Expectations during pregnancy and of the baby’s birth can very from pure excitement over the new life growing in the mother’s womb, or total desperation of not wanting this new life, the bubble bursts, there is something wrong with this new bundle of love.

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