The History of Home Dialysis
Stanley Shaldon's seven-part lecture series and related self-dialysis media.
Open preserved Shaldon archive Open local summaryPreserved Source Links
These entries point to DreamHost-preserved pages or stable external source pages from the older Nephron Information Center archive.
My Sarcoma Story
Steve Fadem.
Open source pageShad Ireland
Triathlete and dialysis patient.
Open source pagePeter Quaife
A well respected man about town.
Open source pageHave Heart
David Eckstein.
Open source pageThat DAMN Dialysis
Cindy Barclay.
Open source pageBlessing the Boats
Sekou Sundiata.
Open source pageDoctor, Can You Hear Me? Patient, Are You Listening?
Margaret Smith Washington.
Open source pageA Doctor Gets Sick
Stephen Z. Fadem, M.D., FACP, FASN.
Open source pageOne Year Later
Stephen Z. Fadem, M.D., FACP, FASN.
Open source pageA Message to Patients
Patient-facing note from the older archive.
Open source pageMy Dialysis Calendar
James Michener.
Open source pageA Tribute to James Michener
Historical tribute.
Open source pageInFocus
John F. Martin.
Open source pageIt's Not a Rumor
MacRumors was run by a nephrologist.
Open source pageChronically Happy
Lori Hartwell.
Open source pageSource Still To Locate
These titles were listed in the legacy Human Interest queue but did not appear on the DreamHost human-interest index. They are preserved here without dead links until a verified source is found.
- A Nephrologist as a Cancer Patient Finds Enlightenment in a Support Group - EasyLink Access #: 282
- Peter Quaife 1943-2010