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COPD: The Struggle to Breathe
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is an umbrella term used to describe patients with chronic bronchitis, emphysema,
asthma, or any combination among those three ailments. This program examines the impairments of COPD, including
shortness of breath and mobility so restricted that simple tasks like walking to the car are almost impossible. Several case
studies reveal both the clinical and the human dimensions of COPD, while newly developed drug treatments for the disease
are also highlighted. #12068/0635 28 minutes 2006 $129.95
MAKING CONNECTIONS: Living with MS for 20+ Years
This essential film documents the challenges of a person living with the chronic disease Multiple Sclerosis for over 20 years.
Anyone who lives with MS, is a family member or caregiver knows the many difficult times that one faces. Fatigue, disability,
the unknown, anger and frustration are just a few of the on-going challenges that are encountered.
#10755/0145 18 minutes 2007 $189.95
MAKING CONNECTIONS: The Doctor-Patient Relationship
Having a physician share their insights patients and families can move forward to heal with the doctor's support and
knowledge. Too often, patients leave a physician's office not knowing what to think or believe. This film helps provide the
necessary tools to make life easier while treatment or healing takes place. #12699/0145 33 minutes 2009 $189.95
MAKING CONNECTIONS: Challenges, Fears and Hopes
Living with a parent with MS can be very hard ... or not that big of a deal. The more informed the children involved are, the
more comfortable they become, and better able to handle both the good and difficult times. Looks at the feelings,
interactions and relationships that teens and young adults have and how they share those with siblings, parents and friends.
Learn and understand more about how teens and young adults process these challenges.
#12473/0145 28 minutes 2008 $189.95 *CC
CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME
It can turn a hard-driving, energetic person into a walking zombie - exhausted, confused, and unable to work. This program
sheds light on the mysterious illness known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, which has no known cause or cure. Case studies
feature a former congressional worker who eventually found it impossible to perform her duties on Capitol Hill, and a clinical
psychologist whose personal experience with CFS has helped others suffering from this life-altering condition. Expert
commentary is provided by Dr. Eleanor Hanna, chair of the NIH working group on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and Dr. Maria
DiGiovanni, a specialist with the Fibromyalgia and Fatigue Centers. #12267/0635 30 minutes 2007 $129.95 *CC
LIVING AND DYING WITH MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
Duchenne muscular dystrophy is the world's most frequently occurring fatal genetic disease among children - although its
victims sometimes live into their teens or early adulthood. This ABC News program features a young man named Darius
Weems who decided early on not to become a victim. Paralleling the celebrated documentary Darius Goes West, the program
describes a life-affirming cross-country adventure undertaken by the wheelchair-bound hero and his friends. Reporter Martin
Bashir explores the painful challenges Darius has overcome and their similarity to struggles Bashir has witnessed before - in
the life of his own brother, who succumbed to DMD in 1991. #11592/0635 13 minutes 2007 $99.95
LIVING WITH FIBROMYALGIA: A Journey of Hope and Understanding
An honest, hopeful and highly practical resource for fibromyalgia patients and their families. When the mysterious pain and
debilitating fatigue plaguing a loved one is diagnosed as "fibromyalgia," the first reaction is usually relief at finally having a
name for the pain followed by confusion as everyone scrambles to get information. What does a diagnosis of fibromyalgia
mean? Is there hope that things will get better? This program is the result of over two years of interviews and research.
#11837/0145 71 minutes 2006 $189.95
LYME DISEASE
With wild deer and the ticks they often carry increasingly common in suburban areas, Lyme disease has become a serious
public health threat. This program familiarizes viewers with the symptoms of and treatments for Lyme disease, while
providing additional information on how to prevent deer tick bites. Case studies feature a woman hospitalized with the illness
after sustaining a tick bite hidden in her hair, and two patients who both contracted Lyme disease from deer ticks yet
experienced widely varying symptoms and effects. The program includes the expert commentary of two authorities on Lyme
disease: Dr Leila Zackrison, a rheumatologist, and Dr. Gary Manko, an internist. #12547/0635 25 minutes 2007 $129.95
TAKING ON TOURETTE: Families Reveal Their Personal Struggles
Secluded in upstate New York, a facility known as Camp Tic-a-Palooza welcomes young people with Tourette Syndrome. This
ABC News program profiles several camp attendees, focusing on the challenges, triumphs, and emotional impact of living
with TS. Ten-year-old Sid's symptoms include frequently sticking out his middle finger. Amanda displays a menagerie of vocal
tics, often hissing, barking, or roaring at others. More troubling are 13-year-old Isabella's self-injurious tics, which obscure
her sweet spirit and creativity. With perspective from family members and video diaries, the program also includes
commentary from Dr. Jonathan Mink, Co-Chair of the TSA Scientific Advisory Board, and Dr. Jerome Bubrick, Clinical
Instructor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the NYU School of Medicine. #12656/1690 41 minutes 2008 $219.95
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