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About Tina
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I can help on all aspects of the condition, treatment, support. I cannot diagnose but only give my personal expertise, and refer you to others who can help. I am in touch with doctors, therapists, and professionals on a regular basis. I can help with disability issues pertaining to lymphedema or cancer.

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13 year cancer survivor, Lymphland Support group owner, Owner of Lymphland.com website, writer for Butterfly Gazette, forums coordinator for ELymphNotes online lymphedema magazine, patient and advocate for 10 years, Yahoo answers advanced level answerer.

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Lymphland Support Group Owner, Lymphland.com website owner, National Lymphedema Network member, American Society of Lymphology member, ELymphNotes forums coordinator and writer, member of many online support groups. Rainbow Bridge Pet Loss Grief Counselor, former bank loan rep, pharmacy ass't

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Topic: Rare Diseases



Expert: Tina
Date: 1/10/2008
Subject: ears

Question
I was born with 2 different shaped ears, or thats what my parents told me. No one else is like this and I dont want to be made fun of. Is this something I should be worried about?

Answer
Hi Dan,  As long as your hearing is fine I wouldn't worry too much about it, everyone has differences in one side of their bodies to the other.  My left hands larger than my right one.  It's the person you are on the inside and your behavior people care about the most.  If it really bothers you alot, at some point you could consult a cosmetic surgeon to see if they can make your ears identical.  It's your choice alone as to how you look, and the people that matter the most are those who accept you as you are.

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