Comments Steve Denny wonders if anyone has tried CBC oil? Cathy Hoover – You sound so much like me when I started on this terrible journey seven years ago. The itching was excruciating. Sometimes Noxcema or ice packs would help with itching. I was so exhausted that it took me an […]
Editor’s Note… On October 4, 2017, Murray Rose (Surrey, British Columbia, Canada) asked PRP patients and caregivers to share one word that describes PRP. PRP, you are ______. On November 17, 2020, Murray resurrected the find-a-word challenge with another post. The responses are listed below. Feel free to use “Leave a Reply” to add more
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Editor’s Note – There was a period of time during my PRP journey when I had little or no energy. I would wake at 7:00 AM, sit at my computer for 30 minutes and read the most recent emails from the PRP-L List. I joined the email-based PRP Support Group the evening of the day
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From the Editor Why read 29,000 emails? The simple answer: I had PRP and I could. My first PRP Healing Milestone was my diagnosis of PRP on November 27, 2012 – nearly four months after the tiny red spot appeared on my forehead. For the first time, my journey had a name and a destination:
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From the Editor Have you ever heard a healthcare professional say something about PRP that is simply incorrect. Sometimes what they say goes well beyond stupid. While commenting to a fellow PRP Facebooker’s post on November 12, 2020, Jean N, Danvers, Massachusetts (Onset: May 2005 at the age of 51) recounted how her second dermatologist
From the Editor Every November – since November 2013 – I have attempted to find some meaningful way to build awareness of PRP within the PRP global community and among healthcare professionals. After a four-month reorganization of the PRP Survival Guide, my primary goal is to expand content by ADDING more insights and observations from
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From the Editor This issue of skin hydration was recently discussed in the Land of Chat (PRP Facebook Support Group). An effort will be made during PRP Awareness Month (November 1-30, 2020) to harvest the observations of the PRP global community. Please use “Leave a Reply” to ask a question or share a PRP-related insight
From the Editor One of the many frustrating aspects associated with pityriasis rubra pilaris is reflected in the following mantra: “What works for one doesn’t work for all.“ Over the past few years, however, I have taken the opportunity its to amend the Treatment Mantra to reflect a more positive reality: “What works for one
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One of the many frustrating aspects associated with pityriasis rubra pilaris is reflected in the mantra: “What works for one doesn’t work for all.“ Over the past few years I have taken the opportunity its to amend the oft-quoted Treatment Mantra to reflect a more positive reality: “What works for one doesn’t work for all,
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