I have learned a lot from you all about PMR and I am grateful to everyone who has welcomed me and posted and sent messages.I have taken the decision to leave the forum. Nothing has happened or gone wrong, but I am getting obsessed, it is what I do due to my ASD. I realise what is happening, my husband has noticed.
I want to thank you all and wish you all well on your journeys with PMR, and thank you all for making me aware of the illness. Jane.
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0I'm so happy to hear that you feel you have gained knowledge which will help you deal with your PMR. Everybody is always here and wish you the very best. Feel free to drop in anytime. The best of luck in your journey.💕
Hope all goes well LittleJane, you don't have to totally leave, keep the account and just drop in if and when you ever feel the need. All the best to you and the family.
Thank you, we have had a lovely day with our daughter and grandson.I had a message this morning from a supportive GP endorsing the slow taper I have devised using the examples on this site
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