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French mist and hills

I have not run since graduating from C25K last weekend. I have had a cold and been super busy! We spent 9 hours in the car getting here yesterday so I was not really in the mood for a run today but felt I should make the effort. Our little corner of France is lovely. Vines and plum trees and undulatingI have not run since graduating from C25K last weekend. I have had a cold and been super busy! We spent 9 hours in the car getting here yesterday so I was not really in the mood for a run today but felt I should make the effort. Our little corner of France is lovely. Vines and plum trees and undulating

Shake-and-runin Bridge to 10K

2 months ago

Eye Tests before and after GCA

Hello all. I developed PMR nearly two years ago and then GCA in February 2018, treated with Pred by infusion. Now down to 7mg / day. I've been reviewed by the eye hospital every 3-4 months and they've never been concerned about what they saw. My last eye test prior to GCA was about 5 years ago, sinceHello all. I developed PMR nearly two years ago and then GCA in February 2018, treated with Pred by infusion. Now down to 7mg / day. I've been reviewed by the eye hospital every 3-4 months and they've never been concerned about what they saw. My last eye test prior to GCA was about 5 years ago, since

Brizzlebenin PMRGCAuk

3 months ago

AHA News: 24-Year-Old's Fainting Was a Clue to Her Fatal Heart Condition

Christie Tolosky went to her family doctor's office to get a prescription for a toothache. She collapsed and was dead within an hour, leaving doctors looking for clues about what happened to the otherwise healthy 24-year-old. https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2019-10-02/aha-news-24-year-olds-fainting-was-a-clue-to-her-fatal-heart-conditionChristie Tolosky went to her family doctor's office to get a prescription for a toothache. She collapsed and was dead within an hour, leaving doctors looking for clues about what happened to the otherwise healthy 24-year-old. https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2019-10-02/aha-news-24-year-olds-fainting-was-a-clue-to-her-fatal-heart-condition

Sharonica-AdminAdministratorin Arrhythmia Alliance

3 months ago

Uhhh-

Hiii?- Dunno how to start this lol so ehem I was told I POSSIBLY have anxiety. Clean bill of health from the doctors. 3 weeks ago aha. Now every night I dont sleep til 1-5 in the morning, keep checking my vitals and thinking I'm somehow breathing wrong. It legit sucks. Even though I can't complain,Hiii?- Dunno how to start this lol so ehem I was told I POSSIBLY have anxiety. Clean bill of health from the doctors. 3 weeks ago aha. Now every night I dont sleep til 1-5 in the morning, keep checking my vitals and thinking I'm somehow breathing wrong. It legit sucks. Even though I can't complain,

clumsyurarakain Anxiety and Depression Support

4 months ago

The Catch 22 situation

A few years ago the rules changed and we could pick and choose where we wanted to be treated, however in the last 5 or so years certain Area Health authorities have become special centers of excellence and as such have been allowed to set the criteria for exactly how much care they give based on causalityA few years ago the rules changed and we could pick and choose where we wanted to be treated, however in the last 5 or so years certain Area Health authorities have become special centers of excellence and as such have been allowed to set the criteria for exactly how much care they give based on causality

Bermondsey_billin L-W-O Community

5 months ago

The most important piece of the puzzle?

We all wrack our brains trying to figure out how we wound up with Parkinson's. Well water? Mercury toxicity? Lead paint? Roundup? Too much LSD in the 60s? The other day I was talking about my condition with my mom, and she asked me if Parkinson's disease is hereditary. I said it can be, but no one elseWe all wrack our brains trying to figure out how we wound up with Parkinson's. Well water? Mercury toxicity? Lead paint? Roundup? Too much LSD in the 60s? The other day I was talking about my condition with my mom, and she asked me if Parkinson's disease is hereditary. I said it can be, but no one else

bassofspadesin Parkinson's Movement

6 months ago

Podcast on bacteria, microbiome by Zach Bush

https://wlc.foodrevolution.org watch the on demand episode by Dr Zach Bush, one of the leading specialists in this area. It is well worth the effort to watch as he covers so many areas that are talked about on this site. Some real aha moments!https://wlc.foodrevolution.org watch the on demand episode by Dr Zach Bush, one of the leading specialists in this area. It is well worth the effort to watch as he covers so many areas that are talked about on this site. Some real aha moments!

LAJ12345in Parkinson's Movement

6 months ago

Morning run

... was a pleasure today, as I got out before the sun got too hot. In the dark days of January I never thought I would welcome a headwind, but these days are a different story! Having promised the July Quest to take strength & flex more seriously, I realised this little bridge that I regularly trot across... was a pleasure today, as I got out before the sun got too hot. In the dark days of January I never thought I would welcome a headwind, but these days are a different story! Having promised the July Quest to take strength & flex more seriously, I realised this little bridge that I regularly trot across

Granspeed60minGraduatein Bridge to 10K

6 months ago

W4r3 Smashed it!

Because all my running buddies are out on a charity run this evening, and I have to take a poorly chicken to the vet, I decided that I would run this afternoon. ‘But it’s so hot!’ I hear you cry. Aha! Went to the local forest, where I could run mainly in deliciously cool shade, accompanied by squirrelsBecause all my running buddies are out on a charity run this evening, and I have to take a poorly chicken to the vet, I decided that I would run this afternoon. ‘But it’s so hot!’ I hear you cry. Aha! Went to the local forest, where I could run mainly in deliciously cool shade, accompanied by squirrels

MuddledGardenerGraduatein Couch to 5K

8 months ago

Disappointed!

I have been ill for what seems a lifetime. I was doing so well before and i haven’t been able to run because the cold has been on my chest! I am completely devastated i feel like I’m never going to get back to it. Feel so sorry for myself aha.I have been ill for what seems a lifetime. I was doing so well before and i haven’t been able to run because the cold has been on my chest! I am completely devastated i feel like I’m never going to get back to it. Feel so sorry for myself aha.

Kdwgin Couch to 5K

8 months ago

Aha! I probably have ASD.

Have you ever look back on your life and thought; aha! that's why that happened. I did this twice, once when I was diagnosed with dyslexia. And now waiting for a diagnosis of ASD. Apparently a year to two-year wait, or sooner if you have £2550 in your back pocket. Picture this you loved playing inHave you ever look back on your life and thought; aha! that's why that happened. I did this twice, once when I was diagnosed with dyslexia. And now waiting for a diagnosis of ASD. Apparently a year to two-year wait, or sooner if you have £2550 in your back pocket. Picture this you loved playing in

Montannain Asperger's Support

10 months ago

First run done!!

Feel fantastic after my first run! - during it however my throat was so sore perhaps from cold air / not breathing properly whilst running. Anyone had the same / any advice aha?Feel fantastic after my first run! - during it however my throat was so sore perhaps from cold air / not breathing properly whilst running. Anyone had the same / any advice aha?

GapYearGirl_1in Couch to 5K

a year ago

Has DCFS knocked on your door?

Hi, Everyone. I haven't posted for a few weeks, but thought today would be a good day to talk to you about something I have been dealing with since September of last year. It doesn't seem that long, and yet it must be years that this has been going on. The incident that just won't go away. I must shineHi, Everyone. I haven't posted for a few weeks, but thought today would be a good day to talk to you about something I have been dealing with since September of last year. It doesn't seem that long, and yet it must be years that this has been going on. The incident that just won't go away. I must shine

Kraziein Mental Health Support

a year ago

Merina Coil

Long story short aha I have pelvic pain all the time and Tuesday collapsed in the street and had pain in my pelvis they sent me to Gynecology ward and they fitted a merina coil which was painful due to my cervix wouldn’t open and they found 2 polyps (growths) on my cervix. They said I would feel unwellLong story short aha I have pelvic pain all the time and Tuesday collapsed in the street and had pain in my pelvis they sent me to Gynecology ward and they fitted a merina coil which was painful due to my cervix wouldn’t open and they found 2 polyps (growths) on my cervix. They said I would feel unwell

Nat21in Endometriosis UK

a year ago

Frozen in Fear

Hi All, So, I am here because I find myself unable to make that dermatology appointment for my mom. Sadly, my family has a history of Melanoma, my maternal uncle died 15 years ago from Melanoma, my second maternal uncle has melanoma but is vigilant and my younger sister died this year from Melanoma.Hi All, So, I am here because I find myself unable to make that dermatology appointment for my mom. Sadly, my family has a history of Melanoma, my maternal uncle died 15 years ago from Melanoma, my second maternal uncle has melanoma but is vigilant and my younger sister died this year from Melanoma.

Bigsister3in Melanoma Caregivers

a year ago

Excellent appointment with the rheumatologist.

I saw the consultant rheumatologist today and she couldn`t have been nicer or more helpful. She said I`m doing very well and to keep doing exactly what I`m doing now. She is happy that I`m using the dead slow taper and said that is what she advises her patients to do if they have problems lowering theirI saw the consultant rheumatologist today and she couldn`t have been nicer or more helpful. She said I`m doing very well and to keep doing exactly what I`m doing now. She is happy that I`m using the dead slow taper and said that is what she advises her patients to do if they have problems lowering their

Jampadin PMRGCAuk

15 hours ago

Folic Acid?

I am starting my injections tomorrow. Does anybody take anything else other than folic acid? I fee like I am not doing enough and I am worried xI am starting my injections tomorrow. Does anybody take anything else other than folic acid? I fee like I am not doing enough and I am worried x

Cheeky_84in Fertility Network UK

a day ago

Elevated Ferritin levels.

Has anyone had to deal with blood tests showing abnormally high ferratin levels. I take 25 mg methotrexate and Benapali weekly along with anti inflammatories folic acid, stomach protectors, etc. I have been on these drugs many years and only in the last 4 months have had abnormal blood results. FollowingHas anyone had to deal with blood tests showing abnormally high ferratin levels. I take 25 mg methotrexate and Benapali weekly along with anti inflammatories folic acid, stomach protectors, etc. I have been on these drugs many years and only in the last 4 months have had abnormal blood results. Following

4 days ago

B12 article in Waitrose Food magazine

Hi, The January edition of Waitrose Food magazine has an article about B12. The article mentioned that Folic acid treatment can mask symptoms of B12 deficiency and that there are other causes of B12 deficiency besides diet eg PA, Crohn's disease and PPI drugs. Just wondered whether other forum membersHi, The January edition of Waitrose Food magazine has an article about B12. The article mentioned that Folic acid treatment can mask symptoms of B12 deficiency and that there are other causes of B12 deficiency besides diet eg PA, Crohn's disease and PPI drugs. Just wondered whether other forum members

Sleepybunnyin Pernicious Anaemia Society

6 days ago

High Homocysteine Level / Folate & Phosphate Deficiency

Hi I am really concerned as my Plasma Homocysteine level is 30 (normal reference range is 0-15). In March 2019 it was flagged up as 17 but its rising! I have had issues with Folate deficiency for over a year now - last blood test 2.0ug/L ( normal ref range 3.9-26.8). I was referred to GastroenterologyHi I am really concerned as my Plasma Homocysteine level is 30 (normal reference range is 0-15). In March 2019 it was flagged up as 17 but its rising! I have had issues with Folate deficiency for over a year now - last blood test 2.0ug/L ( normal ref range 3.9-26.8). I was referred to Gastroenterology

Sparkle44in Pernicious Anaemia Society

7 days ago