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Sjögren’s Syndrome: how do you manage the symptoms?
Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Apr 10 8:16pm | Replies (158)Comment receiving replies
I'm sorry for both of you. the vax is a problem and it dont seem much is being done about it. can i ask what kind of help is your daughter getting? there is a naturpath id like to consult with but not sure if financially i could swing it. i am greatful though i have found a really good primary office and hope the rest as far as doctors follow. before my vax i only had high cholesterol, thyroid issue and had my tonsils out . thats it. never any GI issues. i wish you and your daughter well as well. reach out anytime if you want to talk. 😉
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She saw the primary that I switched to because he sounded so good and he is, but she hasn't gone back and I can't ask her to. She spent thousands on special diets mapped out for her by naturopaths but not sure it's helping. I'm hoping her natural immunity will return again and help her. My grandson is a very active 4 yr old, she's got a high stress job......and I can't help her because I'm not physically able to. We do take my grandson overnight at least every two weeks since he was born ❤️❤️. He has his own room here since he was born 😊😊. But little boys get active the older they get lol and I can't keep up. Tho I did buy a HUGE bin of legos that has been able to fill three large buckets and we sit in his room and build. My mom was almost 15 years younger than me when she became a grandmother and MY grandmother knew my girls for at least 10-12 years!!!
Hurting and swelling all the time really stinks. And being on steroids, coming off the first dose now and will be starting them over again next week, is not fun because of the rebound affect. Another 20 days of meds. Ugh.