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MPN honored guests at OUWB Graduation, May 13, 2016
Chairman Bruce Sachs, Secretary Diane Sachs, member Bonnie Levitan and Treasurer Tim Brown
Chairman Bruce Sachs, Secretary Diane Sachs, member Bonnie Levitan and Treasurer Tim Brown
Michigan Polio Network member locations
Have you survived polio?
Do you know someone who has?
Have you survived polio?
Do you know someone who has?
After years of stability, many of us are finding ourselves faced suddenly and unexpectedly with new medical problems, now being referred to as "the late effects of polio".
Symptoms include but are not limited to: extreme fatigue, new weakness in both affected and unaffected muscles and joints, sensitivity to cold and, in some cases, respiratory problems.
We are learning new things constantly but at this time have no absolute answers as to the causes of post-polio syndrome.
The Michigan Polio Network, Inc., working with health care professionals, is finding some answers for polio survivors in our quest for coping with a myriad of problems. Our primary purpose is to assist polio survivors in a way which will maintain or improve their quality of life.
Remembering Polio
presented by
Professor Mike Kossove
at the
Michigan Polio Network
2013 Health Conference
Attention Polio Survivors we need your HELP!
As we continue to age and find it more difficult to travel to get post-polio information first hand, we depend on what we find in written material and what we find on the web. Here is where you can contribute. Let us know which polio/post-polio topics would you like to see in the Perspectives, on the web site or at future conferences. Please use the comment box below to email us or contact:
Vera Hazel
15235 Ackerson Dr Battle Creek, 49014
(269) 964-8184
Hazel3SGS@comcast.net