Well got the call i didnt want,blood results have shown i may have rheumatiod arthritis. So now waiting for an appointment for metabolic bone scan and to see rheumatiod specalist.;((
Can things get any worse.: Well got the call... - PBC Foundation
Can things get any worse.
That stinks. I hope the rheumatologist will be able to help you.
My heart is with you - This week the rheumy told me that although Im RA neg Ive got Inflammatory Osteoarthritis which means my immune system is eroding my bones and ligaments. Id not heard of it until my doctor told me. Im going for some treatment in January for the bones. Are they putting you on medication? I would be very interested to know what. Best of luck - hopefully they will get it under control.
So sorry to hear your news. Fully understand when you say can things get much worse?
I have felt so unwell I am nowhere near ready for Christmas. Went to town today but had to come back home and rest with shopping still not done. Had brain. thorax, abdomem and pelvic scan on Monday and heart scan yesterday. To be honest I dread to get the results. I already have M.E. Sjogrens, PBC and autoimmune alopecia I don't think that I can take anymore. I am hoping that I will get the energy together so as not to spoil Christmas Day for my family.
Best Wishes to all members.
I feel so bad for all of you who are having so many problems to deal with, especially right here at Christmas. It's going that way for me also, and I have one more dinner to help prepare for and be with my family for Christmas. I'll be having test done in Jan. that I'm worrying about also. But I will be praying for us all, and I pray that you each have a Blessed and Merry Christmas!
Magnolia
Thanks for all the comments,going to think positive and deal with things as and when they happen.Hope you all have a lovely Christmas.:))
Hi All. Isn't it amazing how much people grin and bear. Well done all. Hope things work out as well as can be hoped for. Happy Christmas every one. Enjoy every minute xxx.
The bad news is that things can *always* get worse.
The good news is that you have had a diagnosis which means you can begin to treat your symptoms. It also means you can make more informed decisions about what you do on a daily basis to help yourself.
So, take time to enjoy your loved ones, share, smile and have a peaceful, love filled Christmas.
Yours,
Robert.