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Chronic Pain Article Roundup

I’m reading a handful of different blogs at the moment and would like to share some of the best posts I’ve read lately.  ChronicChick’s Speedbumps and MS Awareness : “This morning on Fox and Friends Sunday, Janice Dean (their Weather Woman Extraordinaire) came forward to talk about her life dealing with Multiple Sclerosis. Timed appropriately with the [...]
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Personal Update

Some will notice that I am not posting here two or three times a day like I was in earlier months. Many things have happened in a short time period. Professionally: I have landed a couple of very new clients that have helped me lower my workload for a little more money than I was receiving. [...]
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Helpful Groups for Chronic Pain Sufferers

Would you like to know where you can turn to find helpful information on chronic pain?? There is several organizations designed for people who live with the day to day struggle of chronic pain and its hindrances. Whether you have back pain, fibro, RA, or any of the chronic pain conditions that are widespread among [...]
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Part time Income for those homebound

Associated Content has a new sign up program to where you get $10 in extra income (in addition to what your article is paid and earns) for publishing 5 pieces of content on their website. Your articles need to be 400 words or more, and they are paid from $3-$15 or more, plus they get [...]
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Tag, I’m IT!

Was tagged by Happy Fibro Family (LOVE the site):  Here are the rules: 1. Link back to the person who tagged you 2. Mention the rules on your blog 3. Tell about 6 unspectacular quirks of yours 4. Tag 6 following bloggers by linking them 5. Leave a comment on each of the tagged blogger’s blogs letting them know they’ve been [...]
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Thursdays Chronic Pain Article Roundup

What I’m Reading Today: CT Scanning Could Cause Malfunction of Electronic Medical Devices Quote: “The FDA has issued an alert warning of the possibility that the x-rays used for CT (Computed Tomography) scans may cause some implanted and external electronic medical devices to malfunction. These devices include neurostimulators and implanted or externally worn drug infusion [...]
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Vicodin Side Effects

Vicodin, or generically known as acetaminophen with hydrocodone, is a schedule III drug.Vicodin is given for pain management and relief to those where the benefits of the drug should outweigh any potential side effects. Hydrocodone is an opiate like narcotic and acetaminophen is an over the counter (Tylenol) pain reliever. The combination of the two [...]
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Vicodin Side Effects

Vicodin, or generically known as acetaminophen with hydrocodone, is a schedule III drug.Vicodin is given for pain management and relief to those where the benefits of the drug should outweigh any potential side effects. Hydrocodone is an opiate like narcotic and acetaminophen is an over the counter (Tylenol) pain reliever. The combination of the two [...]
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The Schedule V Drug Classification

Thanks to the Controlled Substances Act all drugs go into one of five different schedules, or classifications, and is controlled by both the FDA (Federal Drug Administration) and the Department of Justice with the Department of Health and Human Services. This is a general overview of the Schedule V classification and the drugs that it [...]
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The Schedule V Drug Classification

Thanks to the Controlled Substances Act all drugs go into one of five different schedules, or classifications, and is controlled by both the FDA (Federal Drug Administration) and the Department of Justice with the Department of Health and Human Services. This is a general overview of the Schedule V classification and the drugs that it [...]
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The Schedule IV Drug Classification

Thanks to the Controlled Substances Act all drugs go into one of five different schedules, or classifications, and is controlled by both the FDA (Federal Drug Administration) and the Department of Justice with the Department of Health and Human Services. This is a general overview of the Schedule IV classification and the drugs that it [...]
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The Schedule IV Drug Classification

Thanks to the Controlled Substances Act all drugs go into one of five different schedules, or classifications, and is controlled by both the FDA (Federal Drug Administration) and the Department of Justice with the Department of Health and Human Services. This is a general overview of the Schedule IV classification and the drugs that it [...]
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Free Diabetic Dessert Cookbook and more

Description Your FREE Better Care Kit™ includes: * FREE Diabetic Desserts cookbook – 96 full-color pages of mouth-watering desserts including lemon meringue pie, apple crisp, chocolate bundt cake, and many more * FREE Meal Planning Guide – with useful nutrition advice to simplify your healthy food choices * FREE copy of the Better Care Magazine – with 5 food [...]
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Free Diabetic Dessert Cookbook and more

Description Your FREE Better Care Kit™ includes: * FREE Diabetic Desserts cookbook – 96 full-color pages of mouth-watering desserts including lemon meringue pie, apple crisp, chocolate bundt cake, and many more * FREE Meal Planning Guide – with useful nutrition advice to simplify your healthy food choices * FREE copy of the Better Care Magazine – with 5 food [...]
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The Schedule III Drug Classification

Thanks to the Controlled Substances Act all drugs go into one of five different schedules, or classifications, and is controlled by both the FDA (Federal Drug Administration) and the Department of Justice with the Department of Health and Human Services. This is a general overview of the Schedule III classification and the drugs that it [...]