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How I love going to sleep. In my dreams I am an active, fun-loving, healthy person. I still walk along beeches, walk in the mountains, etc etc. I go on river cruises (I really do), I swim, sunbathe, do all the things I used to do.

Then I wake up, struggle out of bed, waddle to the toilet - and my thoughts are "well, I'm still alive". Life's good!

HAPPY ADVENT EVERYONE.

Constance 🎄🍾🍸🍷🥃🌺💃🍀🍀

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Me too. I stride out like I used to, and I run.

The other night I woke suddenly because something told my sleeping mind I could no longer run like I was and my legs stopped working. It was very disconcerting.

I am very active in my (weird) dreams. Given I haven't walked without at least a stick for 15plus years it's very enjoyable. Like you say swimming in rivers, running around etc etc. My favorite thing I do in dreams, which I loved well into adult adulthood (30s), is breaking into skipping. Even now it makes me smile to think of it. It used to make me laugh out loud and giddy...🏃🏼‍♀️🤸‍♀️ Whooo hooooo🤣🤣🤣

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My daughter was most annoyed with me when she was 13 as I skipped along next to her (for fun). "Mam - don't DO that, it's embarrassing."😀

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, 🤣🤣🤣 I love embarrassing my nephews and neices.

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SheffieldJane

♥️

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Shandkydd

Hi Constance, I love that name btw, I am new to this illness and my brain hasn’t caught up yet at all, went on crazy tidy at the wkend having a chilled day today, brought out all the bad illness stuff , paying more attention to me today, told my husband to read about pmr, actually nagged him about doing stuff around the house, ( he didn’t know the vacuum cleaner had attachments) gawd help me. Lol. I think today’s men are more clued up to doing stuff, mines of the age of work feet up, woman cooks n cleans. Any way chin up we will muddle on together, our minds can ponder on walks and daffodils, we can go along for the ride. Stay well xx

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PMRproAmbassador in reply toShandkydd

Mine wouldn't recognise it if he fell over it ...

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Louisa1840

Oh dreams - how I loved your post! I wish I could remember my dreams!

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Trevgrrl

I have a very active life in Dreamland! I remember my dreams well and they usually tell a story that helps me in real life symbolically. Most dreams are either enjoyable or neutral, but some are sad or scary. All are interesting, and I sometimes write them down. I get to see my husband in my dreams (he passed away 11 years ago) and that makes me happy the next day.

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Constance13 in reply toTrevgrrl

Hi Trev, the 'activity' in dreams does help doesn't it? It leaves a good feeling during the day and we feel somehow that we still are 'us' somewhere/somehow, and to dream about your husband is beautiful.

When I was younger I could never remember dreams, now I can.

How are you doing now? Is your Sed rate under control? You had a similar start to me and the doctors/rheumatologists could never understand why my crp and sed rate weren't kept under control by pred. They never did find out. After a couple of years inflammatory arthritis joined in the fun (I suppose it had always been in the background).

Keep struggling!😏😂

Constance

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Cliford37

So lovely to read your post so positive thank you😊💞xx

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Trevgrrl

Hi Constance, thanks for the reply. Yes, I've written so many dreams down that I started a fantasy novel using them as the action for the main character. It is fun, but I'm lost in the plot now, don't know where to turn. Have to dream a dream about it, I guess.

Yes, I am still struggling with prednisone. Next week I start Actemra for "inflammatory arthritis" sorta like you? I sure wish it would be a miracle cure, but there's been so many that haven't worked.

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Oumaof2

Dreams are sometimes amazing Constance... They keep us going at times...

My childhood friend in Belfast has a saying....

‘At least we’re still this side of the Daisies’...

It has lightened the mood on numerous occasions...

Keep dreaming....

Happy Advent to you also Constance... Lena 🌻

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Constance13 in reply toOumaof2

Love the saying! I'll add it to my list.😂 🎄🍾🍸🍷🥃💃💥

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Oumaof2 in reply toConstance13

We need all the smiles we can get... 😂🤣

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