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    Dexascan: Beyond a Missed Opportunity
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    Dexascan: Beyond a Missed Opportunity

    By K. J. Kidd

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    On January 28th of 2013, I spent my entire morning walking up and down Clearwater beach as I usually did every day. About an hour after I got home, I fell victim to a seven fracture vertebrae spinal snap. By the end of the day, I was crippled and paralyzed. I have never recovered. Did you know that Osteoporosis has been referred to as A Serial Killer by researchers? Do you find it shocking that Osteoporosis kills more women than all gynecological cancers combined ? Would you find it appalling that over thirty four million women have this disease and don't know it, many between the ages of forty-five and fifty-five? One in six women that are admitted to the hospital from a fracture usually do not survive. General Practitioners are not taking this seriously and will not share these statistics with their patients. From growing up 60's to where I got to now, this story will not fail you. My name is K.J.Kidd and I have become the constant voice in your ear to believe me when I say that this has reached unacceptable levels. Proceeds from the sales of this book will go the Dexascan Awareness Foundation The journal I kept from the onset of this disease needed to be published and into the hands of our Mothers, Daughters, Wives and Grandmothers" rlmarburg1@hotmail.com

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateJan 14, 2019
    ISBN9781643504100
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    Dexascan: Beyond a Missed Opportunity

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