I take Lefludamide and am pleased the NHS is going to operate to straighten my foot. I'm so impressed by the speed and detail the local hospital has gone too and it is good news that there is no need to stop the LEF. I'm really pleased as it will be a short-term inconvenience that will enable me to continue to enjoy an active lifestyle. In these days when all the talk about the NHS seems like doom and gloom, I admit to feeling jolly lucky. It has been a shock how quickly this has all happened but feeling happy that it is, when so many do not seem to have good experiences with the problems caused by RA and not tight shoes in our youth !
Operation on left foot: I take Lefludamide and am... - NRAS
Operation on left foot
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Hi medway-lady. Brilliant news about your operation and I hope it all goes well for you. Hugs
Jan
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