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Pirillo’s Picks for 03/01/2007

Thursday, March 1st, 2007
at 2:56pm

Hours after sending these links to subscribers, I received a note from Kaywin Davis:

You just did me a great service: I’m 72 and probably one of your oldest subscribers. I’ve not been feeling well and assumed it was just part of getting old. When I saw your health link I decided to check it out (Symptom Search). I typed in my symptoms and received a diagnosis. I called my doctor and he ordered a blood test. The prognosis is I have pernicious anemia. The doctor stated it was treatable and prescribed ferrous sulfate and vitamin C. Thank you for the wonderful and timely link.

Dude. That’s awesome!

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Robert Novickas

March 2nd, 2007
at 2:43pm

Hi Chris,

I’m a long-time Lockergnome subscriber. I’ve been getting a lot of “404 error” responses to links in Tech Digest and your blog. Is it me or something else? Thanks!

Robert

Tony Gentile | buzzhit! blog

March 3rd, 2007
at 12:17am

picks of the day yesterday. Shortly thereafter, he added the following to his post: “Hours after sending these links to subscribers, I received a note from Kaywin Davis: “You just did me a great service: I’m 72 and probably one of your oldest subscribers. I’ve

Health Observances

March 7th, 2007
at 8:25pm

operating blind, without patients to give us feedback on whether or not this work was useful, relevant or helpful. That is why it has been so rewarding to get feedback from folks who have used the Product. One of our favorite responses was posted to Chris Pirillo’s Picks for 03/01/2007. (Pirillo is an Internet guru and pioneering blogger who has 140,000 subscribers to his blog.) One of Pirillo’s subscribers responded to his recommendation for Symptom Search with the following comment:

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June 7th, 2007
at 1:26pm

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