If you could get rid of one of your symptoms, which one would it be and why?

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28/03/2019 at 09:54

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Hello everyone,

With chronic illness comes difficult symptoms. We thought we would start a discussion today asking you, if you could get rid of one of your symptoms, which one it be and why?

Tell us in the comments below :)

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Sandie7

17/04/2019 at 11:58

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I'm exactly the same I fall asleep around half eight on the chair for the odd hours then when I go to bed I'm tossing and turning all night with the pain in my hips and legs. I keep wondering if the cancer has gone to my bones as my right hip gives way and my left knee. My gp is hopeless gave me a leaflet for depression what a laugh!! I don't suffer from depression just worry and he doesn't seem to understand the pain I'm in

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If you could get rid of one of your symptoms, which one would it be and why? https://www.carenity.co.uk/forum/other-discussions/good-to-know/if-you-could-get-rid-of-one-of-your-symptoms-which-one-would-it-be-and-why-2779 2019-04-17 11:58:33

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18/04/2019 at 09:35

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Good Morning Lee and Sandie.

Don’t give up!!!!! NEVER!!!!

You are strong and empowered by Destiny! This is how I see the others that suffer! Neil and Sandie! You are Sunshine and Birds singing! You suffer in silence don’t do that! My walls are so good I scream shout and they never say nothing back which is just what you need! Sometimes I feel really down and hopeless I suffer from Neuropathic Pain 24/7. Sometimes it is just so strong that my legs kill md and my balance is so in pared that I have endless falls with endless broken bones! So I give up ???? NEVER!!!!

So You my Friends be strong for Yourselves!!!! Ohhhh and I get angry and swear to the walls that don’t say nothing so I have the feel that I WON!!!!!

For you both goes my endless caring hugs and kisses!!!! If when you need to speak with me I’m leaving my personal contact! I open this invitation to ALL! Phone me 24/7 never mind honestly. 00447721605488 it’s an open door to speak with Both and Whom needs to shout!!!!!

BE STRONG ENOUGH TO SWEAR IF NEEDED!!! But NEVER GIVE UP!!!!

To all god my love!

HAPPY EASTER 🐣!!!!

Love and Kisses!!!

Izzy!

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I am like you both I also have pain in my legs hips and arms I already have osteoporosis arthritis but with this cancer tablet I take doesn't help but saw my oncologists and she is going to change my lexitrole to see if that helps with my pain and hot flushes have to have physio on my emphysema and she is going to send a letter so I can go to my local hospital for my lymphedema

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19/04/2019 at 12:46

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A very Happy 🐣Easter🐥to you all, with the 🌞Sun 🌞 shining may we all have our spirits lifted a little and maybe our hearts too sending loving thoughts to you all...Sonia xxx 😍

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21/04/2019 at 14:47

I would like to get rid of my IPF and breathe normally

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@alicat breathing is such a normal every day thing no one ever thinks about it until you have problems with it and you realise just how a major part to living it is, with breathing problems everything else is effected walking, talking, eating every activity we just automatically do plus the added activities we would like to do hiking dancing, gym etc all so effected by that little everyday thing we take for granted breathing

I so do know how you feel but for me I can handle the breathing and still have a life it's all the added extras I can't handle

You take care and I hope you can soon find some relief 😌

Sonia 😊

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22/04/2019 at 16:12

@Maggie-mae thank you for your comment, the one real thing I miss is being able to dance the night away as I used to do.

I do cope with the breathing, I still do a lot of things around the house and I'm fine walking as long as it's on the flat but slight inclines do get to me.

I'm going on holiday soon and have been told I will need oxygen on the flight so that will be a new adventure emoticon bashful

Anyway you take care too.

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Izzy , thankyou very much for your coments and willing to listen anytime ,to what ever problem i have . lots of cuddles n kissess . Neil

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@alicat oh to dance 💃the night 🌙away, now I can even remember the last time I danced.....Saturday 24th November 2012😊it was my wedding day to my very lovely husband. The OA was quite rampant in my right knew and I was waiting for my date for surgery.

Surgery date 7/2/13 07.30am waiting for the anesthetist to come along after 10minutes of seeing him he cancelled the op! Oh how I cried, I had been an asthmatic since child good I never let it stop me from doing anything and now it was stopping this.

The rest as they say is history, the OA is in both knees back feet hands fingers neck, I've had a stroke the asthma had grown COPD and my bp is through the roof, like you Alison I would love to dance 💃the light fantastic

if you have to have oxygen to fly so be it you just have a fabulous holiday xxx 😍 Sonia x

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Ooops! So sorry for predictive text muck ups x

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