To HAV and to Hold
The history of HAVS or Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome is extensive. Breathtakingly broad as it is deep. To an ordinary person like me looking in from the outside it seems overwhelming. Imagine suffering from it and KNOWING (more…)
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The history of HAVS or Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome is extensive. Breathtakingly broad as it is deep. To an ordinary person like me looking in from the outside it seems overwhelming. Imagine suffering from it and KNOWING (more…)
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Chris Booth literally has a battle on his hands. He’s currently suffering from HAVS. He’s been battling the ACC (Accident Compensation Commission) here in New Zealand for the past 18 months with little if any (more…)
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Chris Booth just wants some help! That’s what the Central Hawkes Bay Mail article screamed out at us last month (10 March 2009 edition) on its front page. It was a plea by the former (more…)
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Some stories make my blood boil because of the inherent wrongness of what’s happened and happening and for that reason stories like mine might simply be labelled (more…)
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“In 2000 figures indicated that liver cancer was the fifth most common malignancy in men and the eighth in women worldwide. An estimated 150 New Zealanders (more…)
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