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@grammy82

I have GCA, not PMR, but I feel there are certain commonalities in our reaction and our effort to manage an existing disease...that is the way I look at it. The autoimmune disease is a tough boss and will go when it is darn good and ready. The most we can do it manage it the best we can.

When I came home today from a four-hour art class, I slept for five hours. That was mainly because Monday and Tuesday of this week were non-top. The different stressors you have been under make my week look like a cakewalk. My Lord, you have been under a ton of stress for a long time!! Good happy stress, like trying to vacation, wears on you just like the stress of worrying about one of our children.
Are you happy with your rheumatologist? How often do you see him/her? When I was reading your post, I was waiting..." then I had a stomach bleed''. You took enough Ibuprofen and aspirin to cause one. How about Tylenol?
I'm hoping there is a course of treatment that will relieve you!!💞

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Thank you for the reply. One of my New Year’s goals this year was to spend a bit more time with friends and/or otherwise connect. PMR put a damper on that but this forum is a good substitute. This is my first time participating in something like this. The pmr was so horrible at its worst that I have a little ptsd perhaps so talking with others is good. I only shared the highlights of the stressors haha and fortunately I never had anxiety or anything like that but when pmr hit my response was that my body was really mad at me. I once told my husband I I really wasn’t the energizer bunny. Well even if I was, the energizer’s bunny’s battery has died., at least for now. Take care, get rest and nurture yourself without guilt. Best to everyone.