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Neil1964
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Last activity on 07/12/2023 at 21:33
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Just to let everyone now i suffered for 30yrs with psoriasis in agony every day n night , but the best thing i ever tried was my reflexologist suggested using a popsock and porridge oats in my bath , it sends yr bath water like milk , just get in relax n was with whatever you use bur nothing containing alcohol then rinse it off , then grab the popsock full of porridge oats n wipe your psoriasis patches , it soothes them n takes the plaque away , and if you keep using it it will bring your skin back as soft as baby skin . plus eat porridge for breakfast it works from the inside out then when you was with it it works from the outside in . GIVE IT A TRY YOU WONT REGRET IT . Neil . keepsafe xx
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@Neil1964 I wish that would work for my nail psoriasis! I've thought about painting my nails to cover it but I think that may just draw more stares from people.
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i lost my dad yesterday , he has had chest infection one after another and had bronchitus 4 times since january , but both my parents have been isolating since march , i couldnt go near them till my isolation time was up, but dad insisted on no doctor or no hospital he wanted to die at home with mam ,they held hands all day , till he died at 8.20pm lastnight i am heartbroken , so down at the moment its awefull, everybody stay safe ,love to all Neil xxx
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@Neil1964 Oh no Neil, I'm so sorry for your dad. I hope you're doing alright. Take care of yourself.
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nothing else. Thankyou , but my dad is not in pain or struggling to breath anymore bless him, thankyou for your concern xx
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When psoriasis is visible, the way others look at you can be a real problem that can lead to feelings of shame, social withdrawal and even depression. What are the psychosocial consequences of your psoriasis?
Thank you in advance for sharing! :)
All the best,
Gilda