[HelenParticipant]

Hi Kay
Must have been a relief to know everything was ok, even little things tend to give you a bit of a fright until sorted, :-0 I need much more reassurance these days.

It's good to hear you are doing ok Sandy even if the holiday was fraught.

And Mavis, you just show them what you are made of and get on those pins again. Those sticks could make good weapons for anyone who gets in your way>:-)
Love Helen

[sandydeliParticipant]

Thanks Kay x

[sandydeliParticipant]

Sorry I ment Helen !!!

[CarolBradley1Participant]

Hi Kay
Sorry for the long delay in reply but only just popped back on the website as we are staying in Spain for a couple of weeks to see if it helps the pain I have in joints and bones.

Glad to hear that slowing down is helping. I don´t have to go out to work now but I do look after quite a big house and two VERY big horses. My husband is also constantly building around the house – dust and dirt most days but he does enjoy it so Hey ho (and I love the end results)
Anyway, I´m glad its not just me with pain problems after the SCT I had mine in 2011 and the pain in joints really only started to get really bad around five months ago – I could live with it before that but now without tramadol, pregabalin and oromorph I couldnt cope.

I am now on crutches despite trying to keep really active and doing gentle excercises and riding my horses when I can (husband has to help me get on but once there I can manage a very gentle hack as the horse does all the work).
My biggest worry is that the stiffness and pain certainly seems to be getting worse week by week and it´s becoming quite frightening and debilitating.
Any advice, information or experiences that anyone has would really be appreciated.

Hope you improve with perhaps taking things a bit easier.

Best wishes
Carol xxx

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