Just got caught

went to bed at 930 last night it's 8am and hubby came into bedroom to find me with duvet looking at my body going 'who are you I don't know you latlely'.

never sleep for this long Iwas always 5-6hrs. He was chuckling as he handed me a cuppa.

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Hubby had a rare day off yesterday and witnessed my daily routine.I did a 45 min class ( didn’t break into a sweat) worked 1 1/2 hours then slept for 2 hours made dinner slept for 2 hours watched doc Martin went to bed at 10pm got up at 7.30 am crawled out of bed. He said this morning I can’t believe how much worse you are this year the disease is consuming you . 😞😞

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I did laugh at this as that was me yesterday!

[charisma]

That’s cute! Good OH too. 🙂

[rab1874]

I tend to sleep a lot more now Deeb and love an afternoon nap,I’ve also found now that I’m not an early riser now since retiring medically and having RA xxx

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Keep having that afternoon 💤

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Sorry for giggling when I read this Deeb2908. I totally identify with that.

We re both clearly lucky to have husbands who can retain a sense of humour when faced with our many varied moods and symptoms.

[nomoreheels]

I giggled at that! Hidden 's teasmale comment too. I love my siesta with Freya. Sometimes I fall asleep sometimes I just rest my aching joints but I never feel guilty. It's only 1.5 hrs but it makes so much difference. When I get up my h has a mug of tea & biscuits ready, bliss.

[Hidden]

yes your OH having a sense of humour helps. I also find it lovely that one our cats knows when I am not having a good day and does more cuddles on those days.

simple pleasures....

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If nothing else this disease gives you patience and appreciation of the simple things .

Oh and how to laugh at yourself 😊