So yes I've caused , sore knees, sore hips, throat and sinus infection by not doing what I tell others and pace.
But I've decided life is too short and I want to live it, so when I exhausted flaring in pain from now it's gonna be called what I hear on Facebook is a Funover!
Like a hangover but caused by too much fun not alcohol!!!
Next Funover is after Latitude Festival next week!!
Love A 
On I'm up for one of those....too much walking in Scotland.
Ah Mary what a lovely place to walk tho! Mine was in Salzburg, used taxis buses etc but still too much!
Oh A just hate having to give in and rest. Seems always if I go out I will pay. From now on it will be called funover. Xxxxxx
Hi Allanah...sounds like you had a great time even though you're suffering now...but I love your Funitude!! 😊. How have you been with Rituximab...is it working and have you had any side effects? Xx
I had a very fluey shaky night after my second infusion, feel in myself it's helping but I have an infection which I think is making me flare. Gonna chat with the nurse tomorrow.
I took paracetamol and piriton on that night and it sorted by next day, Rheumy happy for me to have next one!
I keep going until pain is too much then i have to stop. Hubby then tells me off for doing too much. Pretty much how i am now i dont know what hurts the most, back ,elbow stomach and head, fingers also with typing.
sending you all hugs XXXX
Chris
Quite agree...pacing is great but we have to live too!
It's so much more positive to say Funover than being plain old knackered and in pain! I shall use it from now on, thank you for sharing xx
run boy run!! well ok trot good for you .
lol that made me laugh... Two weeks ago I went to see Paloma Faith at Sherwood forest and I danced all night even though I have a collapsing arch of foot. Couldn't move the next day but so worth it. I have just been retired from work through ill health and things are so good now health wise, spirit wise. Impossible to pace myself when I worked.
What to call this blog,have no idea
Fatigue - Pace yourself m'dear!
Horrendous fatigue, even though joints ok
Is this is what you call a 'flare'?
