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so the last time i did a blog i was telling you how i was planning on going into hospital to have steroids in my ankles and wrists, well this went ahead. i had them last week and i felt the difference within a few days, they really do work for me! i now have a lot less stiffness in my ankles making every day walking less painful. They couldn't have come at a better time for me as i now only have 17 days left a school and the last thing i need on my mind is the pain..now this is under control for the moment i can focus on getting through my exams and finishing school. im hoping for these steroids will last a good few months as they have done before.

nice feeling to write a positive post!:)

hope everyone else is doing okay..Sophie xx

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watson3

Great news Sophie. So glad to hear that you are doing well. Get there exams under your belt then enjoy the summer..

Best wishes

Carole.

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Munchkinella

Wonderful news Sophie :-) hope they last a long time for you. Good luck with your exams lovely. Sending gentle hugs. Janet xxx

That is great Sophie but please pace yourself so that you continue to feel the good effects. My middle son is at same stage as you - a few weeks left of school - hope to think he would be as brave as you if he had RA - good luck for those exams! Xx

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cazh

Great that the steroids are working in time for your exams. Wishing you the best of luck.

Caroline

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allanah

Brill Sophie!! You are brave getting your steroid jabs done, my daughter would have run a mile as she has a needle phobia, but it really does make u feel better . She has 21 days left to go and now starting the worry re exams too!!! I think u r brill getting through all this RA stuff in this busy year. Great long hols ahead though!!!!! Lovely to hear from you again xxx

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sylvi

Sophie i am pleased for you and you will do well in your exams i just know it. Lets us know the results when you get them.sylvia.xxx

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minka

thats brilliant new hope it goes on forever for you

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miss

Sophie well done to you i really hope steroids keep working for you.Good luck with your examsxx

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Fidget02

Good luck with your exams

Can't wait to hear the results!

My son is also about to start his

Xx

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shirlthegirl

What great news and good luck with your exams XXX

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selina

What a hero! I'm sure other students think they're having a bad time. They can't know what it's like to face exams & RA at the same time. Good luck!

Good news and good luck with exams x

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