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A Happy day!!!

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donna82193
donna82193

The sun was out today which makes a change. My partner took me out for brunch and a little walk round some shops. It hurt and we didn't go far but my goodness it was lovely. Im exhausted now but well worth it.

Just wanted to share how much of a difference an hour out can make. :-)

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  • Jan999
    Jan999 donna82193

    Posted

    That's good to hear donna. Let's hope spring is on it's way and the sunshine will help our aching joints ☀️😀
  • joan69322
    joan69322 donna82193

    Posted

    I had chance to go to shop in Bath today but after just half hour in Debenhams had to throw towel in as feet so painful. So disappointed as much milder today, perfect for trip out.
    • donna82193
      donna82193 joan69322

      Posted

      I managed half an hour too so earned my brunch. So nice to relax and smile.
  • carol24346
    carol24346 donna82193

    Posted

    yes  the weather was lovely today and i went to swansea feeling not to bad carol
  • tammythepotter
    tammythepotter donna82193

    Posted

    Believe it or not, in Atlanta, GA, in the sunny south USA, we have a winter storm approaching... my rheumatologist appt. was canceled as a result. Glad to hear it's nice weather in the UK. I'm looking forward to spring and less aches and pains, as well!
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