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Mood: spastic is anxiously waiting for Rena to get back.... Journal Entry: "The other day at my rheumy's, my wrists w..." [Read]
, Jul 04, 2008 12:33PM
Hey Sweetie, the best advice I can give you is to enjoy them days when you get them but do it in moderation so you don't pay for it later. It seems when I have the energy, my body will not cooperate. Its like wanting to clean the house and finding my handsHand or foot spasms Hand tremor are to swollenSwollen glands to grasp a broom. If that makes sense?
Mood: wonko is doing the Happy Dance of 5 PM, special Friday edition. Journal Entry: "fell short, choked, ran dry. However you..." [Read]
, Jul 04, 2008 01:34PM
To: MK
I 2nd the above advice.
It's tempting to dive backBack pain - low Back strain treatment in full force on those good days, but be protective of your energy. Unfortunately, your body might wait until later to tell you that you've overdone things! Celebrate and enjoy the feeling, but protect your health and don't spend it all in one day.
Quixotic1 Female, 56 years Washougal - WA Member since Jul 2006
Mood: Quixotic1 back to worrying about salad bars... Journal Entry: "I am a 56 year old female. Seven years ag..." [Read]
, Jul 05, 2008 06:34PM
To: Mary Kay
What Wonko said. Be careful about overdoing on those good days. And yes, we inexplicably have them and you feel like you can take on the world. Don't try, do a little more, but less than you think you can (and definitely less than you need to, lol, with all the stuff that has been piling up!) Overdoing can put you in bed for days!
LGK54 Female, 53 years Dayton - OH Member since Jul 2008
Mood: LGK54 is tired from messing with new electronics - glucose meter and MP3 player. Both equally complicated. Journal Entry: "
Tai Chi is about reaction. Tai Chi is ..." [Read]
LGK54 Female, 53 years Dayton - OH Member since Jul 2008
Mood: LGK54 is tired from messing with new electronics - glucose meter and MP3 player. Both equally complicated. Journal Entry: "
Tai Chi is about reaction. Tai Chi is ..." [Read]
LGK54 Female, 53 years Dayton - OH Member since Jul 2008
Mood: LGK54 is tired from messing with new electronics - glucose meter and MP3 player. Both equally complicated. Journal Entry: "
Tai Chi is about reaction. Tai Chi is ..." [Read]
SharJ Female, 54 years San Diego - CA Member since Jun 2008
Mood: SharJ now dealing with a broken right foot, off my feet 6 to 8 weeks. Feeling a little depressed, it's like what else? Journal Entry: "I have spent the day with doctors because..." [Read]
But definately it is great news to hear the fatigue is getting better, I hope it keeps it up!!!
Love Ya,
Ada
It's tempting to dive back in full force on those good days, but be protective of your energy. Unfortunately, your body might wait until later to tell you that you've overdone things! Celebrate and enjoy the feeling, but protect your health and don't spend it all in one day.
I hope you have many more days of feeling well.
Quix