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Re: [emergency-nurse.org] TIME mag looks at deadly diseases we misd   Message List  
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Frances, thank you so much for this. I in fact have TIMe here but not opened
yet.

Take care

Fenella


In a message dated 12/11/2006 21:27:23 GMT Standard Time,
francescainboston@... writes:





This week's TIME magazine, pages 58-59, discusses "When Cells Stop
Working: Children keep dying from mysterious illnesses that have been
traced to tiny structures called mitochondria"traced to tiny structures
Mitochondrial Diseases and dysfunction as atypical cerebral palsy,
atypical autism, atypical epilepsy, unknown metabolic disease,
fibromyalgia, CFS, MG, unknown GI dysfunction, SIDS, among many others.
The consequences of misdiagnosis of this terrible disease can be deadly,
especially in young children and babies.
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(http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1555122,00.html)
<_http://www.time.http://wwhttp://wwhttp://wwwhttp://www.tihttp://_
(http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1555122,00.html) >

There are two very intriguing videos at www.mitoaction.The
<_http://www.mitoactihttp:/_ (http://www.mitoaction.org/) > (the
Mitochondrial Disease Action
Committee) which help to explain this newly discovered but poorly
understood set of diseases, as well as articles and suggestions. Please
help to save lives by sharing this with our colleagues and patients, in
and out of the ER.

Other videos include the following:
* The TBS Storyline show: Ty's story. View the show info
<_http://www.tystrot.http://www.tyshttp://www.tyshtt_
(http://www.tystrot.com/storyline_flyer_apr2006.pdf) > .
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* Informational video showcasing three families and their very
different struggles to find answers. Dr. John Shoffner also gives a
summary explaining mitochondrial disease.
Video.: Dial-Up
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For more information, please check out www.mitoaction.For
<_http://www.mitoactihttp:/_ (http://www.mitoaction.org/) > (Mitochondrial
Disease Action Committee)
and www.umdf.org <_http://www.umdf.htt_ (http://www.umdf.org/) > (United
Mitochondrial Disease
Foundation).

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Frances, thank you so much for this. I in fact have TIMe here but not opened yet. Take care Fenella In a message dated 12/11/2006 21:27:23 GMT Standard Time, ...
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Great info Thanks so much Sheri RN [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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