aztim520

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"MDJunction is a wonderful place, full of wonderful people. People that I have learned that I can rely on for anything that I need whenever I need it;
A hug in times of stress.
Prayer in times of crisis
Encouragement in times of doubt.
A laugh in times of sadness.
A smile in times of heartache.
Hope in times of hopelessness.
Assurance in times of fear.
A reminder of the good things in life in times of depression.
And most importantly, love when I need it the most. MDJ has become like a family to me. I have priceless friends that I will hold in my heart and love forever. MDJ is a place of safety, when I know I can be myself and that I am loved. Thank you all SO much, you mean the world to me." (TalithaCumi)

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aztim520

Rank	Member
Online Status	OFFLINE
Member Since	11/01/2011 12:59 AM
Last Online	04/27/2012 06:26 PM

Gender:	Male
City:	tucson
State:	Arizona
Country:	United States of America

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test came back on the tumor its a germinoma tumor. It is a highly unpredictable tumor that can grow at an aggressive rate.

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KittenMittens gave me a Hug 06/01/2013 07:40 AM
	June is national PTSD awareness month! 10 Steps to Raise PTSD Awareness Learn more about PTSD: Understand common reactions to trauma and when those reactions might be PTSD. Challenge your beliefs about treatment: PTSD treatment can help. We now have effective PTSD treatments that can make a difference in the lives of people with PTSD. Explore the options for those with PTSD: Find out where to get help for PTSD and learn how to choose a therapist. Reach out: Make a difference. You can help a family member or friends with PTSD. There is support for friends and family too. Know the facts: More than half of US adults will experience at least one trauma in their lifetime. How common is PTSD?. For Veterans and people who have been through violence and abuse, the number is higher. Expand your understanding: Learn about assessment and how to find out if someone has PTSD. Complete a brief checklist or take an online screen to see if a professional evaluation is needed. June 20th is National PTSD Screening Day. Share PTSD information: Share handouts, brochures, or wallet cards about trauma and PTSD. Meet people who have lived with PTSD: Visit AboutFace, an online gallery dedicated to Veterans talking about how PTSD treatment turned their lives around. Take advantage of technology: Download PTSD Coach mobile app and treatment companion apps in the National Center for PTSD's growing collection of mobile offerings. Keep informed:Get the latest information about PTSD. Sign up for our PTSD Monthly Update, or connect with us on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
leigha83 gave me a Hug 06/01/2013 07:05 AM
	June is national PTSD awareness month! We can all make a difference and have a voice in helping people learn about this disorder. Lets pray for understanding and comfort from loved ones. Hugs to you all.
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	You are special and deserve to be treated as such. Never allow anyone to tell you any different. For if they do, then they do not deserve to know you, much less have the right to call you a friend.

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