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Tom Franklin
Community member
"When I found out that I had glaucoma it came as a shock. Of course, I was afraid that this meant I was going to be blind. I started researching and while researching, I found this community. Here were people going through or having gone through the same thing I was. The support and information I got helped to ease my fears and helped me to realize that though my life was changed, I could still do the things I love to do, though maybe differently. This disease could only take over my life if I let it. This group has helped me to live with glaucoma. Because of it, I know that I'm not alone."
Frank Waltz
Community member
"I am extremely grateful for The Glaucoma Community. Reading about other's journey with glaucoma has been very supportive and helpful to me in a number of ways, all positive. I thank everyone that have shared their experiences, stories, concerns, fears and positve outcomes. I am amazed by what some have endured and continue to feel hopeful for the future."
Frank Clark
Community Member
"My battle with glaucoma was a five-year battle. As I moved along, I relied a great deal on information from the Glaucoma Community. In the end, I ended up at U. C. Davis having my left eye removed. That transition was made so much easier by you giving me information that made the whole process more understandable. Still depending on your help, after all I still have one good eye but you never know what is around the corner. Thank you so much."
Bbaale Pedison
Community member
"I have enjoyed reading your informative and supportive articles for a while from the time I was preparing for a kidney transplant that was successfully concluded at Yashoda Hospital in India in Feb 2024. I remember one article that was shared about donor myths. When I shared this with my donor, who listened to negative myths, he became more determined and resolute and eventually donated with courage. We are both doing well and are back in our country."
Bri Ann
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Danielle Bryant
There are many Long Covid fighters in this world and Responsum has built a safe community for us to belong. Thank you.
Daniel Sterd
Community member
Since I get mentally fatigued very easily, I count on the Responsum app to keep informed of solid and credible PASC/Long-COVID news and updates! Thank you and if I can do anything for you guys, let me know!
Katie1414
Community member
"You are the guide I trust to help me through this journey that I never knew I'd had to take. Your expertise which concentrates on CKD, is the most valuable tool for self-centered care. I'm a RN and now a patient. Much appreciated because it's always been easier to care for someone else than for me. My Dr gives me little info, just looks at labs and answers no and yes when I ask questions. You give me the opportunity to learn how to live!"
Kathy Goodrow
Community member
"I learn more from this free, incredibly educational, keep healthy and with CKD topics and so much more. You give me more info than my nephrologist ever has. Thank you from a veteran RN who finds it difficult to be a patient!"
