Growing Pains: by Rosilyn Walker, Deontay White, Rosilyn Walker, Deontay White

Growing Pains:
Rosilyn Walker, Deontay White, Rosilyn Walker, Deontay White
Page: 192
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ISBN: 9798986515311
Publisher: Rosilyn Walker
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From being abandoned in the hospital at birth, living with a clinically diagnosed schizophrenic mother, and dealing with a somewhat absent alcoholic father. To fighting through epilepsy during my teenage years and some of my adulthood. From dealing with the heartbreaks and betrayals of relationships and friendships. To laying my dreams down, literally. From battling anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts in my adulthood, to practicing New Age beliefs and Yoruba, "the beliefs of 'my people'", religion, to becoming homeless and house hopping. I share with you the to's and fro's of my pain and my growth.

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        The simplest description of growing pains is a dull ache or acute discomfort in the limbs experienced by young children, especially at night 
        Growing Pains | Sutter Health
        About one-third of children with growing pains also experience other forms of recurrent pain, such as headaches or abdominal pain. Symptoms of Growing Pains.
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        Growing pains are typically non-articular, inter-mittent bilateral aches or pains in the legs that occur in the evening or at night in children aged 3-12 
        Are Growing Pains Real? Childhood Aches & Treatments - HSS
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        Originally a reference to the physical pains many children experience when going through a growth spurt, growing pains has come to refer to the hardships 
        Growing pains - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic
        Growing pains are often described as an ache or throb in the legs — often in the front of the thighs, the calves or behind the knees.
        Growing pains - NHS
        Growing pains are aches or pains, most commonly in the lower legs, that occur in the evening or at night and affect children aged between 3 and 12.
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        Growing pains are recurrent limb pains peculiar to children. Brief episodes of leg pains occurring intermittently at night are typical, but the clinical 
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        Your child's growing pains might be something else, like juvenile idiopathic arthritis. WebMD explains how to tell the difference.
        Growing Pains - PMC - NCBI
        Parents often describe various musculoskeletal pain complaints in their growing children as “growing pains” even if the symptoms are caused by a 
        Growing pains - UpToDate
        In general, the term "growing pains" is used to describe children with limb pain (most commonly lower extremity and bilateral) that occurs 
        Learning About Growing Pains - MyHealth Alberta
        Many people call it "growing pains" when children have pain during their growth years. But the pain is not caused by the child's growth.

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