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My endocrinologist suggested that I try and find another line of work, that as I got older, there’d be more wear and tear on my body if I kept up at the pace I was at. So, as my disease is progressing, I decided I needed to focus more on my own health, so I left the restaurant industry.
—BRIAN, living with HPP
‡Longitudinal telephone-based survey administered to patients with HPP (N=50). Assessment based on Work Productivity and Activity Impairment Questionnaire: Specific Health Problem (WPAI:SHP) was answered by patients employed at baseline at the time of the survey (n=28/50). Survey results are based on patient-reported data and have not been formally validated in individuals with HPP.7
§Patient-reported burden was assessed using the HPP Impact Patient Survey (HIPS; n=44). There were 5 patients (or caregivers/family members) who did not respond to this part of the survey. Survey instruments utilized in this study have not been validated in patients with HPP.8
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