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Giving Blood can reduce likelihood of heart disease



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Lt Col Collins CO Ist Battalion RIR

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NOW THEN

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Its roll over

Mineral Deficiencies

Cancer Treatments - Who is Right?

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WHEN IT RAINS MY HEART SOARS

Fibromyalgia

The Bowen Technique

Helping you back to Work

Nigel Wilson reveals what dogs can teach us

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Expert Patient Programme

Amazing Break through in Pain relief

Inspiration

Jan's Archive

A helping hand

Children do's and don'ts

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INCAPACITY BENEFIT CONCERNS COMMUNITY

Pain Concern

Keith Tippey - CLINICAL TENS SPECIALIST

Repetetive Strain Injury of the Spine (RSI)

IT's - Helping Hand

Site Update

Software problems

A sensible regimen for life

Back Exercises

Cancer Information

Fat Burning Diet

One of the Royal Army Medical Corp's most famous Medic dies

FROM A BRITISH SOLDIER ON PEACE KEEPING DUTY

Hope for Back Pain sufferers in Manchester U.K

Major Trauma Centres Provide inadequate Care

TAMARS THERAPY

Links for Back Pain Fellowship

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The National Phobic Society DIY Kit For Mental Illness

Acknowledgement
The National Phobics Society have generously granted us permission to display their do it yourself diagnosis kit for mental illness.
A direct link to their site will be included at the bottom of the page

Self Diagnosis Kit
This questionnaire is intended to provide a rough self-diagnosis guide only. It does not substitute for the advice given by a G.P etc. For this reason, NPS strongly advises that people seek further information and guidance on from their GP who will be able to make a formal diagnosis.
If you can answer YES to most of the questions in any category, it is likely that you are affected by that condition.
Depression
· Has your appetite significantly changed (either decreased or increased) during the past 2 weeks?
· Do you experience less joy or pleasure from the things you normally enjoy?
· Have your sleeping habits changed significantly ( sleep has either increased or decreased by 1-2 hours)
· Have you felt tired most days during the past 2 weeks?
· Have you experienced difficulties in concentrating most days of the past 2 weeks?
· Have you experienced frequent suicidal thoughts?
· Have you felt a failure most days of the past 2 weeks?
· Have you had difficulty concentrating most days of the past 2 weeks?
· Have you experienced feelings of guilt most days during the past 2 weeks?
· Have you experienced feelings of hopelessness about the future on most days of the past 2 years?
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
· Have you ever experienced or witnessed a traumatic event – for example, rape, sexual abuse, car accident etc.?
· Do you frequently get upset whilst thinking about a traumatic event?
· Do you experience "flashbacks" in which you feel as if you are re-living a traumatic event?
· Do you feel emotionally numb or on edge because of having experienced a traumatic event?
· Are you aware of avoiding doing things that remind you of a traumatic event?
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
· During the past 2 weeks:-
· Do you worry obsessively about contamination by germs/chemicals/dirt and/or that something bad might happen to you/other people, and/or that you might say something you didn’t want to that might upset others.
· Do you feel compelled to carry out certain behaviours?
· Do you check, count or repeat things over and over again?
Panic disorder
During the past 2 weeks:-
· Have you experienced sudden attacks of intense anxiety or fear during which you felt as if you were going to die, or lose control, or go crazy?
· Do you worry about having other attacks of intense anxiety or fear?
· Have you started to modify your behaviour in order to avoid certain situations which in the past have caused you anxiety?
· Do you worry about the physical symptoms (increased heartbeat, breathlessness, shakiness, light-headedness) that the attacks of anxiety cause?
Agoraphobia
During the past 6 months:-
· Do you regularly avoid situations because you are frightened of having a panic attack?
· Do any of the following make you feel anxious:-
o Going outside away from your home
o Standing in long lines
o Being in a confined space such as being in a tunnel, on the underground etc.
o Being at home alone
o Being in wide open spaces – such as in a field, in a park
o Being in crowded places
· Do you avoid being in any of the above situations?
Social phobia
During the past 6 months:-
· Do you worry a lot about embarrassing yourself in front of others?
· Do you worry about what people might think of you?
· Do you feel anxious in social situations?
· Do you worry about behaving anxiously in any of the following situations:-
o Public speaking
o Eating/drinking in front of other people
o Writing in front of other people
o Parties and other social gatherings
· Do you avoid any of the above situations because they make you feel anxious?


Generalised anxiety disorder (GAD)
During the past 6 months:-
· Do you feel that you have been nervous/on edge most days over the past 6 months?
· Do you have problems falling asleep
· Do you feel tension in your muscles because of feeling on edge?
· Do you frequently feel tense and irritable?



Trichotillomania
Over the past 6 months:-
· Have you pulled at your hair/nails/eyelashes because of experiencing feelings of anxiety?
· Have you found that the anxiety you experience is relieved by pulling out your hair/picking your skin or nails?
Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD)
Over the past 6 months:-
· Have you felt disgusted by a particular aspect of your body?
· Do you feel that a part of your body is abnormal?
· Do you spend a lot of time examining/scrutinising your appearance?
· Do you avoid looking at yourself in mirrors, windows etc.?
· Do you feel that other people are looking at your appearance or are disgusted by it?

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Self Help Group for Pain Sufferers |Fitness |Can you say NO? |Labels |Get Away from it All |Neck Pain |Back Terms explained |Medical Records |Relationships with People in Pain |Changing Links |Tips on Back Care |Gift Of Life |Enlightenment |Post Poliomyelitis Syndrome |Hoax Messages, Viruses |Visitors we welcome you! |RSI |Personal Achievement |Welfare Rights |Pain Management Alliance (PMA) Paint the town Red |Miscelleaneous Conditions |The Lighter Side |Giving Blood can reduce likelihood of heart disease | |Mental Illness |SURF AND RELAX |Surfers Articles |Sitting at computers can be a Health Risk |Preventing Back Pain |Lt Col Collins CO Ist Battalion RIR |The Power of Love |NOW THEN |Humour |Connection? |Its roll over |Mineral Deficiencies |Cancer Treatments - Who is Right? |Sage Advice |WHEN IT RAINS MY HEART SOARS |Fibromyalgia |The Bowen Technique |Helping you back to Work |Nigel Wilson reveals what dogs can teach us |Links |Expert Patient Programme |Amazing Break through in Pain relief |Inspiration | Jan's Archive |A helping hand |Children do's and don'ts |Activities for Children |INCAPACITY BENEFIT CONCERNS COMMUNITY |Pain Concern |Keith Tippey - CLINICAL TENS SPECIALIST |Repetetive Strain Injury of the Spine (RSI) |IT's - Helping Hand |Site Update |Software problems |A sensible regimen for life |Back Exercises |Cancer Information |Fat Burning Diet |One of the Royal Army Medical Corp's most famous Medic dies |FROM A BRITISH SOLDIER ON PEACE KEEPING DUTY |Hope for Back Pain sufferers in Manchester U.K |Major Trauma Centres Provide inadequate Care |TAMARS THERAPY |Links for Back Pain Fellowship |Message Board |Guestbook |Event Calendar |Mail Form