PRESS GALLERY

Dear Fellow ARD Suffers

We have talked to many people to get a grip on how ALL of us can make an impact statement; one way of doing this is starting with a grassroots effort. A good place for us to start with channelling our energy is a letter writing campaign, our goal is to write a letter to your editor of your local newspaper. It is important we do this as individuals. Each letter must be in our own words as the press frowns upon mass form letters and they won't print them. When your letter is published, please contact the team here at The Australian Adhesions Support Group admin@bombobeach.com with the details of your article or letter. Include the name of the paper, the location and country and date published. To make this work, it is up to each of us to take part. We wish you luck and look forward to reading your letters. Best Wishes and warm gentle hugs, The Team from Bombobeach.

Who got published?	Can I Print it?	Pictures!


Robin Leeling	Printer Friendly Version here	*no picture available*
WOSU 820 AM	Printer Friendly Version here	*no picture available*
Kathy Alesci	Printer Friendly Version here	*no picture available*
Sharon Hayden	Printer Friendly Version here	no picture available
Lora Adkins	Printer Friendly Version here	no picture available
Station: WTTE FOX 28	Printer Friendly Version here	no picture available
Chicago Tribune 09/11/03	Print Friendly version here
Central Coast News	Print friendly version here
Heather Got printed THE SENTINEL " Lee Enterprises CARLISLE, PA.	Print Friendly version here	no picture available
Linda got Printed! Boomerang Press	Print Friendly version here	no picture available
Connie and Anthea's latest publication! Published in the Asbury Park Press 7/19/04	Print Friendly version here	no picture available
Laura's Article Post-Gazette	Print Friendly version here	no picture available
BW'S story in the DAYTON DAILY NEWS	Print friendly version here	no picture available
Shannon's Article in the NEWS JOURNAL - Ohio	Print Friendly version here	no picture available
Anthea & Shawna This News Weekly - Columbus, Ohio	Print Friendly Version here	no picture available
COLUMBUS Press Release	Print Friendly Version here	no picture available
Nancy's Letter's ... The Bugle	Print Friendly version here
Shawna ! PJ Star.com ...	Print Friendly version here	no picture available
Telegraph Journal	Print Friendly Version here
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Let the Healing Begin .. an article found by Browkenwing (Kim)		no picture available
Karla get's PRINTED!	Print Friendly Version here	no picture available
Helen and Kim get PRINTED! BALTIMORE SUN ARTICLE	Print friendly version here	no picture available
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Shawna's	Print Friendly Version here
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Connie's Surgery	Article 1
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Interest .. read on	Article 3
Jo get's Printed The Western Advocate	Print Friendly Version Here
Marilyn get's Printed The Opinion	Printer Friendly Version here
An Amazing Article from a MALE sufferer - A MUST READ!! Click here to read!	Print Friendly Version here	no picture available
Shawna get's printed The Hometown Weekly	Print Friendly Version here
Nancy does it again! The Bugle

	Letters to the Editor Campaign Success
Marilyn - The Tribune Ames - Iowa's daily Newspaper Wed Sept 25 2002	Brokenwing - The Agony of Adhesions COLUMBUS DISPATCH OCT 15TH 2002	Techniques in Surgery offer help COLUMBUS DISPATCH OCT 15TH 2002

Shawna - Hometown Weekly Knoxville Iowa Newspaper Sept. 24 2002	Sarah - The Columbus Dispatch Wed. October 2, 2002	Lillians The Advocate 23.05.03
Helen Dynda (Printer Friendly Version) (Word Document Version) Painful Bonds - A personal Story
	Informative Links of Interest
Endometriosis tied to other diseases Women with endometriosis, a painful and chronic condition, are much more likely to suffer from rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, chronic fatigue syndrome, fibro myalgia and allergies, a study finds	Estrogen hikes ovarian cancer risk Women given oestrogen-only therapy after menopause ran a significantly higher risk of ovarian cancer, new research shows.	HRT may deter endometrial cancer After weeks of attacks on hormone replacement therapy for possibly increasing the risks of breast cancer, stroke or heart attack, a British study shows that it may help protect women from developing endometrial cancer.
Study adds kink to HRT-cancer link New research shows that while long-term hormone replacement therapy may increase a woman's risk of developing breast cancer, users who develop the disease may survive longer than those who never took supplements.		E-Medicine Report on Adhesions

Bombo beach is my favourite place in Australia. It is located on the south coast of New South Wales in a beautiful place called Kiama. I have visited and played there since I was very young, and now share it with my own children. It is where I visit when my pain is out of control. I close my eyes think about the beach and walk along it's shore and rock pools. It gives me the comfort and strength to get passed the pain.
Visualisation is one of my favourite diversions to help me regain control of my pain, and I thought that if I could share it with you, it might help you to find your own special place too. To find out how I do it, look in the "How to Cope" link on the side menu panel.

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