iPad Application- Back Together Interactive
I have been working feverishly on finishing the Back Together iPad application, and as it starts to come together it is looking more and more like something special. I have integrated some features that have never been done before in any back pain program, or on any iPad application for that matter. I will have a better sense of the release date with in the next week or so- so stay tuned for updates.
Fibromyalgia Syndrome Series
I have gotten plenty of feedback on the first two parts of the fibromyalgia series- mostly complementary or in the form of requests for aspects of the condition people would like to see covered here on the blog. I did receive 3 emails from pain-sufferers with a completely different take on the syndrome. I posted and replied to one of them yesterday. It seems that even though most of the medical community accepts and understands the diagnosis of FMS to be a real diagnosis, there are still hold-outs.
The main issue I have with these hold outs is that people suffering with fibromyalgia syndrome often feel as though the deck is stacked against them already, without other individuals falsely stating that their diagnosis is wrong, or is something else altogether. I welcome constructive discussion on the topic, so please share your thoughts here on the blog.
See you tomorrow!
-Andy
Katz's Deli on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. You know, you still can't get a good corned beef sandwich in Philadelphia?
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