New Health Page!!

[Heiferly]

Alright, it's been a long time coming, but I've finally at least *started* it.  I'm indexing my collection of journal articles where it's accessible to you all.  Here in OUR health pages.  This is going to be a labor of misery ....er, I mean LOVE.  Ha!  This is going to take a long time to complete, and of course as there are new journal articles coming out monthly ...

NO, I don't even want to *think* about that.  Let's just be happy that I embarked!!  So if y'all want to poke your heads in and see how it's going so far, be my guest.  I've been working on it literally since I woke up this morning until now, with breaks only to use the restroom, take meds, and ... yeah, that's about it.  So if it seems pitifully little progress, believe me, it takes a lot more work behind the scenes than it looks by the appearance of the finished product.  Sigh.

I hope this will help everyone find the research they're looking for more easily!  (And maybe eventually I'll spend less time trudging through my disorganized files ... eventually ... LOL).  

Happy New Year, everyone!
-Heiferly.


(Click the links for "Overviews..."  "Diagnosis..."  "Primary..." to jump down to those sections)


http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/Neurological-Disorders/Dysautonomia-Research--Peer-Reviewed-Journal-Articles/show/1198?cid=196

[vbc2000]

Yes, thank you for all your work on this.  To strive to be so helpful to others when you are stuggling with so much, is greatly appreciated :)
Stephanie

[Heiferly]

I forgot to add, if anyone has journal articles that they would like added to my index, please list them as a response here.  It will help me GREATLY if you can include the citation formatted as they appear in the health page (Author(s).  Title.  Journal.  Volume, Issue, (Date).  Pages.) but if not, I can assemble it myself when I add it to the page.  The minimum information required is the direct link to the abstract for the journal article.  (Please include the link to the abstract even if you give me the formatted citation so I don't have to hunt it down myself, hehe.)  If you wish, you may also give me some indication as to the categorization of the article (if it's about diagnosis, treatment, symptoms, and what type of dysautonomia in particular, etc.).


Beema, Thanks for the words of encouragement.  This has been a long time coming.  It is a new year and I figure this can be my "big project" for 2011.  :-D  So far, so good!  (She says on January 2nd—ha!)

[beema36]

Yea! I know we all appreciate this. Thanks Heiferly for all your hard work and don't push yourself too hard. We want u well.
Beema