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Bill McCue, Author: Like every PRP story, mine began with “skin run amuck”. In August 2012 a red spot, the size of a dime, appeared on forehead near my left temple. In a week it was the size of a quarter — large enough to warrant a visit to my dermatologist. By the time I was examined, the left side of my face was covered by an angry rash the size of a dollar bill.
I was immediately diagnosed with seborrheic dermatitis and began a diagnostic odyssey that included full body coverage, four bioipsies, the early-morning hallucination of a 20-foot rubber duck, and six days in the hospital. It was the on-call dermatologist who, four months after onset, finally diagnosed PRP.
My predicably unpredictable PRP journey continued to victimize me for another 16 months. Thankfully, by April 2014 I was symptom-free and med-free.
I could have easily written a story about my own PRP journey from onset to remission, but that would be a fool’s errand. Every PRP journey is unique. We all start at onset — but the rest is predictably unpredictable.
Rather than write about my journey, I have set my sights higher with Journeys from Onset. Lots of journeys.
And that’s why over 300 PRP patients/caregivers peer reviewed the Peer Review Workbook, shared their insights and helped me get Journeys from Onset right.
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