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How to tell your story Whether you are a patient or caregiver, you should be prepared to tell your story to others? When your audience is a loving member of your family, appreciate the fact that they care. You control the narrative.  When telling the story of your PRP journey, NEVER begin with “Once upon

Do we know what causes PRP? To the never-ending frustration of the PRP global community, we do not know what causes PRP. We suspect, however, that genetic factors, an abnormal immune response, or vitamin A deficiency may be involved. There is simply insufficient data on which to base a conclusion. What we can say with

Is there a cure for PRP? According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a CURE usually refers to a complete restoration of health, while TREATMENT refers to a process that leads to an improvement in health, but may not include the complete elimination of disease.  The consensus among dermatologists is that there is NO CURE for pityriasis rubra pilaris. This

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  From the Editor…Rather than lament the forced hiatus of the PRP Survival Guide and watch Game of Thrones, I have decided to tweak “The Basics” a wee bit. Okay…more than a wee bit. To ancient Greeks and Egyptians the mythical Phoenix was a symbol of renewal and rebirth. While the magnificent Phoenix lived for

PRP by Greg Shalless (PRP Onset January, 2008. Duration: Two years) Pityriasis Rubra PilarisI don’t want to sound too alarmist,But your skin turns bright redAnd in layers is shed –Who needs this kind of catharsis? It happens when you’re quite matureAnd you lose any sense of allure,It will no doubt cause tearsAnd be with you

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