How I Calm Down Other People With AATD
The way I, a patient, talk with other people with alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD) determines a lot of things.
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This Patient With AATD Is Grateful to Live in the United States
I have come across people with alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD) who tell me they’re getting denied treatment for this very real condition.
When Insurance Repeatedly Denies AATD Infusion Therapy
I have been waiting for insurance to approve augmentation therapy for my AATD for about 3 months.
A Book That Helps Me Deal With Life With AATD
One of the more difficult aspects of relationships is where I draw the line to allow or not allow unhealthy behavior.
How Conversations With Other AATD Patients Help Us All
Conversations with others in the alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD) community are somewhat varied.
Hazards for an AATD Patient Driving for Long Periods
As a AATD patient, I have a hard time with how much driving drains me.
What Cleaning House Is Like for Me as an AATD Patient
As I have aged and developed more symptoms of AATD, I have begun to realize that the cleanliness of my home is important.
For AATD Patients, Exercise Needs Personalized Planning
Like most lung-affected AATD patients, my exercise routine is far from normal. It’s just a fact I’ve come to accept.
When Insurance Denies Coverage of AATD Infusion Therapy
When I heard I got denied augmentation infusions after having them for over a year, I didn’t know what hit me.
How I Beat Fatigue as a Person With AATD
As an AATD patient, I deal with fatigue in a unique way.
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