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Doctor restricted after patient reportedly dies from in-office stem cell procedure By LIZ FREEMAN Naples Daily News Posted February 28, 2011 State health regulators have imposed an emergency license restriction on Dr. Zannos Grekos for using experimental stem cell therapy on a breast cancer...

Hi, all, We really need to get a travel lift so that we could get out and about again. My hubby is unable to move, (or speak now) and I have to use the Hoyer to transfer him. I was wondering if anyone out there has used a travel lift on a cruise or to stay overnight in a hotel? (I know -...

Yes, it’s a sequel! “Ahh… sorry passengers” the gratuitously amplified voice of our bus driver boomed with an equally gratuitous announcement, “I didn’t realise this man wanted to get off at the bottom of Scarborough Road, so we are just going around the loop again. It won’t make us more than...

Well this is my first post. I've been reading on the threads since October and thought I should finally get on here and ask some questions to things I haven't really found yet and say thank you to all of those out there that have helped me so much with information and didn't even know it. So...

I am getting more frustrated as the days go by and need feedback please...... Our first hurdle is due to my hours being cut in the past month and medical bills ( not covered by our insurance ) and travel costs we are 1 week away from losing everything we own in a storage unit in TX they will...

Hello all, just saw messages wishing me a happy birthday and want to say Thanks. I travelled by myself in December to Chicago and it was a bad experience for me. I had choking episodes on a full plane and of course it started a panic in me and the people around me did not know what to do and I...

Peering down through glass doors into the lift-well I could see a fellow in a wheelchair. The elevator was obviously stuck, but he waved up at me, seeming more amused than worried. I tried to signal something reassuring to him, and rolled off to find help. He must have pressed a few more...

In the end the octopod was too strong. When I woke on the fifth morning to find that the abominable creature had drawn blood, I knew that we would each have to be released: me from the appalling clasp of the breathing mask’s bands, and the monster back to the deep from which it had come. I...

I am hoping by sharing this, I can help others avoid the same problems. First, a little background information: When I first got my BiPAP, even though I had the initial diagnosed of PBP, the BiPAP was ordered by my laryngologist, and the diagnosed on script was for sleep apnea. I had private...

The distant thrum of the diesel-electric engine. The sway and rattle of the carriage. The endlessly progressing vista … now coastal grazing land, greened by our best season in a decade … now a banking river … now a stand of paperbark, ringing a tannin-stained lagoon. Clanging bells of a level...