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Oct 17
2007

Online Support groups

I feel it’s a good to time to share with you our vision for MDJunction, the online support groups. Part of it we already address in the about us page.

 

I’m sure everybody remembers the second they got their diagnosis, or before when you know something is wrong but not sure what.

You feel Confused, Sad, Uninformed “I’m the only one in the world who has this”. You need support.

Later when you start fighting the illness you have your ‘ups and downs’, you’re on a mission – so many different experiences. And when your illness is stable or (even better ;-) ) cured you’re overwhelmed, Changed, full of Happiness and the joy of Success.

 

We believe that throughout these ‘experiences’ people would like to be around people who are (and were) in the same spot (they understand you best), ask a million questions, find out about websites and land base centers, get informed about what treatments and medicine are most common, Hear success stories (I love hearing those), feel the warmth of people, share successful treatments and those who failed, talk about your feelings and  progress, feel that others understand you.

There is no doubt that once you are in a better place you’d like to share your triumph and help others by spreading the wisdom you’ve collected along the path. Be there for others, like someone else was for you.

 

We call this the ‘giving cycle’ and it’s the reason this whole site started and our vision for the future (which is getting closer, at least statistically LOL).

 

At first you take, then you share and finally you get the chance to help!

 

People Helping People in online support groups.

Is it too much to ask? ;-)

 

Love to hear your thoughts on this.

 

 

And for the many people who asked: a new pic of my beautiful daughter (her nick is UV)

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on-line support groups!
written by jessica_harris9, October 17, 2007
I love being able to give back to others in the community! There is so much to know and go through, it's nice to be able to help point people in the right direction. Helping others also helps you help yourself, sometimes you can't see the answer that is right in front of you but you can see it in front of someone else! I've learned so much just by looking up other's conditions (like metaplastic breast cancer) so that I know where to help them find information.

Bye the way, beautiful baby!!!! Congratulations and enjoy, what a wonderful blessing!!! There are days where I want 10 more; but my two are darlings truly fulfill my life! They love each other, don't get me wrong they beat the crap out of each other too! Last night Brady (4) dished Morgan (2) up dinner, he loves to take care of his baby sister and is so protective of her! They are best friends!
hugs
jessi
thanks! this is fun
written by Ahsan, October 18, 2007
Man,I haven't been around, may I say around?People that get it all this time they say out of 166 born today 1 has some level Autism.I so far have'nt met any of them.I've been alone sooo long and then by chance here you are.Eventhow I think I'm the only one here I've written a few people.We totally get each other.Or I hope they get mesmilies/smiley.gifThis place is freedom!smilies/cheesy.gif Your baby is super cute! smilies/wink.gif
Thank you for the opportunity
written by erleichda, October 28, 2007
I went misdiagnosed for more than four years. It was through online support that I discovered my diagnosis, the one that no doctor would even consider, even though I had all the classic symptoms. My goal in life is to help as many as I can, to get the word out and convince people to seek help for this complicated disease. Before, I had a disease with no cure, and I just kept getting more and more bizarre symptoms, kept getting sicker and sicker. Now there is hope. So, helping others the way I was helped is something that MDJ allows me to do.

What a beauty! Thank you for sharing her picture with us!
Thank you!
written by atsumal, January 09, 2008
I have been so so so busy with tons of appointments for my son who was recently diagnosed with autism. I have certainly not yet had time to get to a support group to meet other moms, but this site has made me feel not alone, and like I do have contacts I can ask my questions to and within a day or so someone (usually spectrummum - bless her heart) answers. Thanks for all your hard work and dedication! Congratulations on your little doll! She is just precious. You are doing a great job making the world a better place for her to live in! Thanks again! smilies/smiley.gif
Can my doctor prescribe a medicine to help w. meth addiction?
written by crystalina, February 01, 2008
I read an article a couple months ago on a new medicine to help w. meth addiction... I don't remember what they were. Do you know?
very pretty
written by olepawpaw, March 19, 2008
She is a very pretty baby,wishing you and your family the best
gorgeous
written by cinderella, April 03, 2008
i do remember my own babies being so little but this little angel is a beauty!! i hope she fulfills all of your dreams and brings so much happiness into the lives of you and your family xxx

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