We recently received a letter from a 8-year old girl called Hermione, whose grandmother has rheumatoid arthritis. Here's what she had to say

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[Fruitandnutcase]

Oh bless her. What a kind sweet little girl, her grandmother must be SO proud of her.

Hope gran's sore fingers get better soon.

[nomoreheels]

What a lovely thing for her to do! She must love her grandma very much & not like seeing her in pain.

[3LittleBirds2]

I saw this on Twitter earlier! What a lovely thoughtful thing to do, this little girl is a credit to her family...Well Done...Hermione and thank you 😊

[allanah]

Thank you Hermoone . It will help us xx

[Hidden]

What a precious little girl. Kids are the best humans.

[lainee]

What a very caring young lady, thank you x

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<3

[sylvi]

Oh my what a thoughtful young lady and i hope you sent her something to help her grandma as i am sure she would be thrilled to get something for her beloved grandma.xxxx

[Godandme]

What a caring sweet girl you are Heroine. God bless you and your grandma 💝🌸💝

[premierscfc]

What a sweet little girl, her grandmother is lucky to have such a lovely grand daughter.

I hope her gran feels better soon.

[TerrilouiseS]

Bless Hermione what an absolute angel xx

[smithfield]

Wow how thoughtful,she must have a great relationship with her Grandmother. I am sure her family must be very proud of her.

And Hermione your spelling is tons better than mine.

[Jora]

Very touching and how refreshing after poor Pinksugarmiuse's experience posted above. Jora

[Heathersmum69]

What's kind lovely thing to do . Her Grandmar must be so proud of her.

Bless you Hermione.

Xx

[healthygenes]

Do you think we could get this beautiful child on pinksugermouse's bus to teach an arrogant driver how to become a humble human being, bless her.

[jackiestu]

What a lovely letter it brought tears to my eyes reading it, Grandma must be very proud of her.

[linda-5502]

How lovely very humbleing xxxx

[Titchyj]

What a very thoughtful young lady, her family must be very proud of her. I'm sure in years to come she will become someone very important and helpful to all who come in contact with her.

Good luck young lady in all that you do.

Jan

[kohai]

Wow, firstly thank you for sharing that. I'm not sure which for me first, the tear in my eye or the heart warming feeling I got from reading the letter. What an amazing little girl. I'd have been blown away had that come to me.

In time I may not remember her name, but I doubt I'll ever forget such a touching letter.

[Chrissycl]

Thank you.

[Dixiedeane147]

What a lovely thing to do.

Thank you so much hermione.

[SAMBS]

Oh what a lovely tender and caring young girl Hermione is! If only more adults and the medical proffesion cared as much..........

[SAMBS]

I also had a similiar experience Wednesday this week, I couldn't bend my fingers or hold anything at all for the pain - but I did NOT take painkillers. Having had 3 foot operations over many years, yes I know about bone pain and it's the brain receptors transmitters that send, via the nerve conduits, the signals to the part of the body affected by pain! 

 Back to Weds - I drank 2 glasses of milk in the evening, slept well that night on my  lounge bed settee , taking care not to move my hands or fingers more than I had to, to stop the pain or it woke me up if I did! 

 Thursday morning, my fingers were still stiff, although no pain from the nerves in them, but didn't feel well all day, slept more all afternoon and last night - this morning woke up feeling terrific by comparison. Been out shopping this afternoon, with a friend who took me, managed to lift heavy bags from trolley to her car, then back indoors.

No I can't explain that at All, other than to wonder if the milk I.e. Natural calcium from it played a part - if NOT - I have no answer either! I do have some other health issues, long term, that I don't believe played a part on Wednesday, again I don't know!  

[P-jay]

Such a wonderful, thoughtful thing to do. Thank you Hermione and remain as special and caring as you are 😌

[Mixedmoss]

Makes one feel very humble, the very best to them both.

[bradfordjoanna]

How lovely.

I had a grandmother with rheumatoid arthritis and thought she was a bit standoffish. Now I know she had lots of pain and there were no clever drugs back then. Thank you for being so kind. I am sure you wil always be so kind. well done.