Can you relate to the persons journey?
For any new people on this forum. : Can you relate... - PMRGCAuk
For any new people on this forum.
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Interesting, lots sound very familiar....love the description of taking the "devil's tic tacs"........
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Good one I think!
Good article, I share his views about how every individual is different and treatment and dose of pred needs to be a two-way dialogue with doctors to gt good quality of life
Really good article
Yes i can !! So close to home in so many ways !
No need to apologise your reply will help others x
Loved the article. I will forward it generously
I joined the Facebook group referred to in the article at about the same time as I joined this group, The contrast between the groups is stark. Here we get good reasoned, reliable advice from very knowledgeable people. On the FB group you see some posts advocating downright dangerous things. I think it could be better moderated but it is a very large group and it must be a huge task to keep on top of all of the posts.
Good one. So nice to be reminded that patients are allowed to be educated and have brains.
this is a really good report on living with PMR and corticosteroids - thanks for sharing it!