Welcome back Patient Worthians!
Are you looking forward to 2017? Well you should be if you have HAE! Ever heard of Botox? If you have, you probably think of Hollywood and poor, aging celebrities trying to preserve their youth. Well, not anymore! As it turns out, it has a use for dystonia.
Having a condition is difficult, especially when people don’t really understand it. So what do you do if you have something like narcolepsy? Lastly, we have another video series by PW contributor Nolan!
So sit back and enjoy this week’s Editor’s Choice!
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Why 2017 Could be a Better Year for Anyone with HAE
Not seeing results from your current HAE treatment?
There’s hope yet! Read more here.
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How to Change Dystonia the Botox Way
Botox is used for more than just staving off wrinkles.
See how it can be used for dystonia here.
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The Challenge of Revealing a Narcolepsy Diagnosis
Recently, one of my long-time friends told me she was diagnosed with narcolepsy eight years ago. I had no idea, and she expressed shame in that.
Suffering from dysautonomia myself, I understand the challenges she faces, which you can read about here.
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Nolan’s Dystonia Symptoms
PW Contributor, runner, dystonia patient and Dad Nolan tells us about his symptoms.
Check out this part of his video series here!
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