In 2002, diagnosed with an extremely rare and life-threatening disease-fibrosing mediastinitis-at the age of twenty-seven, author Rebecca Lalk was told the average life expectancy with this condition was ten years. Doctors knew very little-there was no cure, and limited treatment options were available.
In I'll Take My Disease Rare, Please, she shares her journey dealing with the diagnosis and the disease that affects only 600 hundred people in the United States. She narrates how her illness began to attack with a vengeance leaving her to fight extreme fatigue, chest pressure, memory...
In 2002, diagnosed with an extremely rare and life-threatening disease-fibrosing mediastinitis-at the age of twenty-seven, author Rebecca Lalk was ...
In 2002, diagnosed with an extremely rare and life-threatening disease-fibrosing mediastinitis-at the age of twenty-seven, author Rebecca Lalk was told the average life expectancy with this condition was ten years. Doctors knew very little-there was no cure, and limited treatment options were available.
In I'll Take My Disease Rare, Please, she shares her journey dealing with the diagnosis and the disease that affects only 600 hundred people in the United States. She narrates how her illness began to attack with a vengeance leaving her to fight extreme fatigue, chest pressure, memory...
In 2002, diagnosed with an extremely rare and life-threatening disease-fibrosing mediastinitis-at the age of twenty-seven, author Rebecca Lalk was ...
