Comments on: “Rheumatoid Arthritis Guy & Superman”

By: RA Guy

RA Guy — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 02:58:21 +0000

I hadn’t expected this post to provoke such a kind outpouring of support. Thanks, and I will definitely continue to do what I’ve done up until now.

By: jodi

jodi — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 19:57:49 +0000

ooh, thanks for the reminder of that movie. i want to see it.

and you just keep doing what you’re doing. we all appreciate your posts!

By: Doggie Howser

Doggie Howser — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 20:35:04 +0000

The doctor gave me lortab long time after suffering from back pain, I did not take importance to this icon in order to feel pain, until no stamina, after many doctor visits and many tests I found chronic fibromyalgia, and after evaluating and conduct a comprehensive review told me that the most appropriate to ease the pain were lortab, vicodin or oxycodone, but I asked my doctor to prescribe me the most effective and less addictive and prescribed Lortab, have already taken this medication 2 years and though it causes some kind of anxiety I control myself properly, I have no problems so addictive, I think if they know their anxiety is effective restraint, this is good because these narcotics findrxonline indicate that opioids can be very dangerous.

By: marianne hoynes

marianne hoynes — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 20:19:21 +0000

I look so Foreword to your blog every day. I have a feeling a lot of people do. I dont think it even matters if you are having a good day or a bad day (well, of course it MATTERS, but it does not change my ritual of looking at what you posted when I first log onto FB). Anything you write about I can relate to or connect with, and it makes me feel less alone in my own relationship with RA. You have an empathetic way of communicating, and I love how generous you are with highlighting other bloggers, and profiling other people with RA.
I have a funny feeling that a lot of people really look foreword to what you have to say, like I do. Carry on, RAGuy. Carry on!

By: kate

kate — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 17:00:38 +0000

Side Note…
your wrist is bad, I totally understand my are terrible too. I have not cartilage left in them so the joints just rest on each other, (not fun). But anyways I have found that wearing a wrist band, like a sweat band on them helps. It feels soo good, and actually I wear one to bed because in the morning the flare up is at its worst. It is silly I know, I just wear a workout Nike one. It wont hurt to try…