Wow,thank you so much for your overwhelming support.

[Caza]

Well I'm absolutely not on my own.

I do understand where my husband is coming from, he can't stand seeing me unwell but by brushing it under the carpet really doesn't help me. Anyway we had words this morning & I now have a lovely box of chocs & I really wish I could share them with all my lovely friends on here.

A Big Big thank you xxx

[allanah]

I like strawberry but don't like coffee ones!

[Hidden in reply to allanah]

I like the coffee ones Allanah. Not so keen on strawberry. A perfect match.

[miss]

Your very welcome.xxx

[cathie]

It takes quite a while to train other people, given that RA is such a changeable illness. I think my partner has learned a lot from coming to appts with me and taking notes. And he reads things in the NRAS mag. He also looks up articles which he likes to do as he's a scientist. But there are times when he doesn't react the way I'd like him to. But often he's great - now- that after 10+ years of sharing this. Hope your condition improves. The spoon theory is a good way to explain

[Someonesmother]

I am glad that he is opening up to understanding. Good luck and enjoy the choccies

[sylvi]

Caza, enjoy your chocolates, Sometimes an argument clears the air. My hubby comes with me to every appointment so he knows what is going on,but sometimes even he can't understand why i am crying. He cuddles me until i have stopped. It is so frustrating for them isn't it. Share a chocolate with him later on. Love Sylvia.xxxx

[watson3]

Making up is the good part. And everyone needs to shout sometime. Chocolate delicious. I like toffees.

[Caza in reply to watson3]

Your much to late Carole they've all gone!! x