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Reader's Digest Condensed Version of "The You Model" for Pain
Wednesday, February 24, 2010, 7:58 am, by Mardy Ross
If I were to have a half hour of time in a video to describe occupational therapy and chronic pain from my perspective, which is the Lumigrate 'You Model" basically, I'd do it in the following way: read more »
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Tell Us About "The You Model" and YOU!
Tuesday, February 23, 2010, 11:40 am, by Mardy Ross
I'm playing a little game with myself today and hoping you can help me. What elements would you put into something in order to teach people what they might want or need to know about chronic pain and illness and the base concept of Lumigrate, which is the 'You Model' of the home page? You'll literally be helping formulate a big project which I'm working on the outline for right now. read more »
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Posted on: Mon, 01/25/2010 - 9:28pm
Welcome! Let's Get Started!
Thanks for being interested in writing in the Forums at Lumigrate! If everyone grabs an oar and has some coordination in the rowing effort, the boat can glide along without much work by any one person AND it can be FUN. Fun, valid, progressive and streamlined is what I have in mind for Lumigrate, so I look forward to how YOU influence things! Naturally, one of the concerns I have is keeping things somewhat 'grouped up' so that people can find things. I'm going to put my best efforts here to how to get started and then ask the I.T. read more »
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Posted on: Sat, 01/23/2010 - 10:58pm
Facebook and Fibromyalgia "Activists" - Ideas, Organization, Synergy!
Fibro Awareness Day is in May and last year that fell about a month after Lumigrate launched. It was an exciting day for us because of facebook! It has been my observation that many people are out there looking for information and somehow missing the good resources that are on the Internet. People had spent tons of time online and hadn't heard of some of the basic information that could have really helped them. So I want to start providing solutions about that, and offer Lumigrate as a place for people "active" in the fibromyalgia community to come and read more »
Responding to Those Writing Recently
Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 3:08 am, by Mardy Ross
It's wonderful to see some very appropriate and thoughtFULL questions and deposits of experience made by our colleagues on Lumigrate's Forum area or Blogs. I'd like to be certainly people find the best resources: the blog post about Dr. Rollin's TV news segment about food allergies is good for Moira and others --
www.lumigrate.com/blog/5-most-common-food-allergies-scott-rollins-md-tv-news-or-11 read more »
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Free Downloads versus Snippets
Tuesday, April 28, 2009, 4:55 pm, by Mardy Ross
It's been a fast month for us at Lumigrate since the website went live! We appreciate everyone who has gone in and looked at our website, and we've gotten good feedback which allows us to know what we can do better.
Mostly, there has been some confusion about the 'free downloads' (of which there are three -- "Chronic Illness: Full Barrel Syndrome", for instance) versus the snippets we provide of ALL the videos. We've provided entire videos to download for free so people can get an idea of what our video seminars are like -- Full Barrel Syndrome allows anyone to explore the process of downloading a shorter seminar and the documentation for NO COST. It is a shorter seminar than any that are on Lumigrate for a charge -- generally the seminars are 45 minutes to an hour (some are longer and we split into two parts, such as 'Supplements and Disease Prevention)." We've provided free snippets of every video so people can get a better sense about what the video/presenter is about. read more »
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Mardy Ross, Executive Director
Mardy Ross, OTR received her degree in Occupational Therapy from Colorado State University in 1996. She has worked in many different arenas as an OT, but always believed that providing thorough education to patients in order to allow them to better understand and therefore treat their conditions was the key to their achieving their best level of function and well-being. read more »
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