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@pmrsuzie Wow. I am getting tired of being totally sedentary. Does it get to the point where you can actually function? I was walking about 2 miles per day before this started. I am also a professional potter and need to make about 50 more pieces for a couple of fall shows I am committed to doing. I'm a handbuilder so 1) I work standing, and 2) my process is much slower than that of people who work on the wheel. I have been spending the past couple of weeks basically alternating between bed and chair. Tell me this won't be my life from now on.

I do feel very lucky to have my endocrinologist. He first rescued me 4 years ago when I was finally diagnosed with a parathyroid tumor that appears to have been quietly damaging my body for decades. I actually developed PMR not long after my surgery. When we discuss the results of my cortisol level tests, I am going to ask him if there is some sort of relationship between the two and if the key to everything lies in my remaining parathyroid gland.

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@potterywoman yes, you will function. The road is an uneven journey of seeming less frustration. I was put on Aqua PT, as in pool exercises against jets. Find a pool and walk…very rewarding…..can move arms too……
just be careful because I had trouble getting out with the first step . I was so excited I didn’t think abt that part. Ended up sitting on first step and lifting myself up one at a time. It was worth it.