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Najprzyjemniejszy trening

Data dodania Maj 6, 2009 | Brak komentarzy
Najprzyjemniejszy trening O ile nie jesteśmy sportowcami, basen przywodzi nam na myśl bardziej świetną zabawę niż intensywny trening. W wodzie czujemy się lżejsi, opłukuje ona i delikatnie masuje nasze ciało. Przepłynięcie...
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Gastric Bypass – Remembering Surgery 6 Years Later

Data dodania Luty 13, 2007 | Brak komentarzy

September 13, 1999
Do you remember where you were six years ago today?
I do. It was the day I underwent gastric bypass surgery - a day that changed my life forever.
I don't recall much about that day. I remember feeling embarrassed lying on the preparation table, my enormous be...
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Recognizing Early Symptoms Diabetes

Data dodania Wrzesień 10, 2006 | Brak komentarzy

Early symptoms diabetes
Stay alert in recognizing early symptoms of diabetes. Certain symptoms put you on notice and you'll want to decrease the chance of developing into complications. You'll do yourself a lot of good with early treatment if necessary to maintain optimum health. If you d...
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Partnering for Health – A Parent’s Perspective

Data dodania Wrzesień 4, 2006 | Brak komentarzy

Sara's one-hour surgery took three and a half hours. The doctor's promise of "no pain" was a lie. The promise of "only one incision" was, too. The "four-hour easy recovery" actually involved 24 hours in ICU. We are only home now because we have life support equipment.
Sara's...
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Migraines Are The Great Equalizers

Data dodania Grudzień 1, 2005 | Brak komentarzy

Migraine headaches must be one of the great equalizers that tell you in no uncertain terms to stop what ever you are doing now!
Anyone who has suffered from this kind of headache will be able to relate to this article, it is something like childbirth; it's not something you can fully appre...
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The Woods Upinorth – Coping with Childhood Asthma

Data dodania Listopad 30, 2005 | Brak komentarzy

I was ten years old and at that moment, I felt like I wouldn't live to be eleven.
I couldn't breathe. I was in the middle of a full-blown asthma attack. My chest felt as dark and heavy as the night surrounding my grandparents' cottage in the woods in northern Michigan. The usual sound of...
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