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]]> By: Stephanie http://ubiquity-design.com/wordpress/index.php/2009/04/21/medical-word-of-the-day-polymyositis/#comment-85 Stephanie Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:24:20 +0000 http://ubiquity-design.com/wordpress/index.php/2009/04/21/medical-word-of-the-day-polymyositis/#comment-85 Hi, I was surprised to see your Word of the Day, its something you don't hear about much. My dad died at 50 yrs old as a result of polymiositis (nearly 20 years ago). He suffered for many years physically, mentally and emotionally. It is a horrible, debilitating disease. It is possible my grandmother died from it too, although at the time, I am not sure if they were able to provide a concrete diagnosis (this was in the late late 1960s). She was also quite young -in her late 50s. I hope that research continues to progress for this disease. My dad had a good doctor, and I believe was a "guinea pig" for many experiments over the years that he suffered from it. My hope is that maybe those efforts are helping others today live a less painful, longer life. Thank you for sharing this information and increasing awareness. Hi,
I was surprised to see your Word of the Day, its something you don’t hear about much. My dad died at 50 yrs old as a result of polymiositis (nearly 20 years ago). He suffered for many years physically, mentally and emotionally. It is a horrible, debilitating disease. It is possible my grandmother died from it too, although at the time, I am not sure if they were able to provide a concrete diagnosis (this was in the late late 1960s). She was also quite young -in her late 50s.

I hope that research continues to progress for this disease. My dad had a good doctor, and I believe was a “guinea pig” for many experiments over the years that he suffered from it. My hope is that maybe those efforts are helping others today live a less painful, longer life.

Thank you for sharing this information and increasing awareness.

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