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A very merry Christmas and a pain free new ye

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margaret89358
margaret89358

To all my PMR/GCA sufferers, this is wishing you all a very happy Christmas and New Year. I am going to try and ignore the aches and pains, and enjoy this first Christmas with my gorgeous 3mth old granddaughter Ava. 

Lets all hope 2018 is kinder to us all. 

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  • EileenH
    EileenH margaret89358

    Posted

    And  a very happy Christmas to you too - babies make it worth it!!!!
    • Elizamc
      Elizamc EileenH

      Posted

      They most definitely do, we will be enjoying the holiday with our first grandbaby - 5months old.

    • EileenH
      EileenH Elizamc

      Posted

      You are all beginners! Mine are 18,nearly 18 and 16!!! Not so cute now lol
    • EileenH
      EileenH

      Posted

      PS - and no, I'm NOT that old rolleyes

    • margaret89358
      margaret89358 EileenH

      Posted

      We know you are not Eileen, we love all your knowledge, your ears probably burn quite often. I am so pleased you are on our forum, I often quote you, thank you 
    • linda17563
      linda17563 EileenH

      Posted

      Mine are 18 and 16, spent the day with them yesterday, and thought where have all those years gone.....we used to take them on holiday every year, gave son and his wife nice break too....how did I do it....oh yes....didn`t have PMR!......never mind.......new year, new beginnings....
  • BettyE
    BettyE margaret89358

    Posted

    Happy Christmas everyone. Mine are proxy grandchildren  as are my animals these days but  that's for the best. I can enjoy them without any responsibility.  I'm just longing to have a go with an "educational" toy I bought for an 18 month old. Hope it's as good as it looks. Took the easy way out with all that are older than seven and gave them money and cards that said " Buy something nice".

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