It is hard to be happy living with shogrens due to the ever changing symptoms. Never knowing how you will feel moment by moment day by day. You will pull from sources you never expected in order to maintain sanity
I'm trying my best to adjust to my conditions to be happy. I think it is achievable right now I'm just navigating my way there. Living stress free life as much as possible. Determine what stresses you and eliminate them. Look for things that will elevate you.
Try to get as much rest and sleep as you can. Keeping a positive mind, a hobby is also good for your mind and soul. Take good care of yourself and hang out with people who love you and u der stand your disease, very important.
I started with symptoms at age 17. Doctors would blame it on hormones and blow it off. I finally asked my nurse practitioner to refer me to a rheumatoligist. She did and I was tested for Sjogren's. My bloodwork seems to show Lupus also, but I do not ...
It all started in the summer of 2003. I had a really bad pain in my knees and contacted my doctor. She took a lot of tests and found really high rheumatological markers in my blood. So she sent me too our local hospital and one of our topp professor...
Born in Melbourne in the early 60s to Italian parents, I remember at the age of 6 screaming to my parents, as yet again I had a pasta dish for dinner, “I don’t like pasta! I love rice. Why can’t I just have rice”. I never liked chocolate Ea...
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