.....on a personal note
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Just thought I'd tell many of you folks that aside from all the important information I glean from tbis forum, maybe most of all I appreciate of YOU! It's so great knowing there's a place you can come to, to ask, to receive, and just to BE! I'm only sorry I can't meet some of you wonderful folks in person. Thinking of you all....Lynda
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MariGrace lynda62707
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Lynda, I've not been here long enough to deserve those kind words, but they were so nice to read. My heart feels the same about all the members of this group. It is helpful to read the ideas, to hang on to the hope.
This is such a tough road and knowing there is a safe place is a blessing. Today was a bad day and I'm feeling rather emotional. (Prednisone tears?) It was nice reading your note.
My best thoughts to you. It sure takes a team to navigate this disease. It does.
Blessings, MariGrace
lynda62707 MariGrace
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MariGrace, it's been a very bad and emotional day for me as well, in fact, at the risk of sounding a bit dramatic, I've literally got tears rolling down my cheeks as I type this.😢 I think that's why I decided to type my post! With all the insanity, all the ugliness going on in this world right now, ( especially in my neck of the woods with a certain "unnamed President" ???), I think we need to thank folks who care....I DO!
Flutterbie57 lynda62707
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I just went away on holiday for a couple of months with a friend who has similar health problems. It was wonderful. An unexpected bonus was we saw NO NEWS. We stay in cheap places, no TV's. We had phones only for emergencies. We were in Asia. Very few people spoke English.. It was great. Now that I am back home I am trying to wean myself off the world news. I am obsessed with it. Reality is, I can't change it. Billy Connolly, the Scottish comedian did a great skit about this. I must go find it again and change my habits..
lynda62707 Flutterbie57
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LOL, lol.... I completely understand what you're sayin' about the news! Unfortunately, I've become a news "junkie" the past few years. Didn't used to be, but since the changing of the guard in my country a few years ago, I've almost HAD to become one! Things change (quite literally) hour to hour. No wonder my neck always aches from the whiplash I incur on a daily basis while trying to keep up!😱😁😠.
Flutterbie57 lynda62707
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So that is what is wrong with some of our necks ???? I think this newsaholic problem has spread world wide.. It is like an itch you can't scratch
margaret22251 lynda62707
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Hi Lynda, hope you are feeling better, this friend of ours pmr does get us all down at times, some cope better than others, when I first stated with it I was in a turn oil as even my doctors did not know how to manage it, as far as I know I am the only one in our practice with it.
i am having to have another cat scan because the nodule on my lungs is growing bigger so my fingers are crossed its nothing scary , take care 😔
margaret22251 lynda62707
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constance.de lynda62707
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I have an answer to that - don’t turn on the news or read the newspapers!! What is the point of worrying about the things we can’t influence or change? If people around me start on these topics, I “switch off”. We have enough problems worrying about ourselves without the troubles in the world.
I wish you all the best and send you virtual hugs. Be kind to yourself! 💐💐
Silver49 Flutterbie57
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BettyE lynda62707
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I'm a news junkie, too, unlike my sister who gets her husband to tell her anything he thinks she ought to know (!!) and only reads her emails once a week. I'm beginning to wonder if she doesn't have the right idea.
Three cheers for the Archbishop of Canterbury ( the Ch. of Eng. chief exec. ) who had a lot to say this week about the vermin that run the world as their own private fiefdom ( my words but his thought).
EileenH BettyE
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charles92035 lynda62707
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lynda62707 charles92035
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I agree Charles! Sometimes we just all need to take a breath and just love on each other! We're living in very trying (if not insane) times, while trying to deal with a crummy set of circumstances! Hugs to everyone.
Mrs_Hobbles lynda62707
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How sweet Lynda, and so true! What would we all do without everyone on this group. Whereas we may be lucky enough to get understanding from our families, only someone with PMR can really understand it, not to mind the ongoing struggle with pred! Be good to yourself💟
andy34717 Mrs_Hobbles
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