On a cruise with PMR

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We thought a cruise would be a good idea so that I could just rest in our cabin when I got tired. The reality: since it was a last minute decision rooms were limited and we like quiet. Our room is in the far front and meals are in the far back - so we walk the length of the ship for meals. This I found very tiring. This is a large ship.

We planned "easy" excursion by bus  but we meet in a large auditorium then we rush down stairs, in hoards, to the gangplank. I find this exhausting. So: my husband advised the tour director and I will get handicap seating and preference. I brought my walking poles so I can lean on them. I look too healthy. Nothing hurts on 8.75 pred.

We are visiting: BarHarbor, ME; Charlottesville, PEI; Quebec; Halifax;St Johns, NB; Portland, ME and back to Bayonne,NJ. 

I just feel disappointed this requires more energy than I thought- but will adapt. We are half way through and night encounter a hurricane.

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    In Sarasota, Florida and would love to hear from anyone that lives in the area. Posts seem to be 2 months old. Recently diagnosed with GC A and PMR. Coping and having biopsy Tuesday.
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      Southwest Florida for the winter.  Pmr since 08/16.  Started pred 09/16.  Currently at 6.5 mg.
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      Why not make a new post?  This comment will only be seen by people who are already following the original post.  
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      If you post in the middle of an existing thread the posts will look old - start a new discussion and everyone on the forum will see and join in a new conversation. Look at the top right of the page, scroll up, and you will see "Start a new discussion" in a black box. Click on it and post.

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