2011-07-16, 11:39 AM
Rob Wrote:You'll be fine honey! I'm so sorry to hear about this, it makes me feel so sad. Be strong, be happy and best of luck with your man and your kids, since I know they are super awesome. You're a sweet mature woman by now, and it's time to step up and make the best of your life no matter what tries to hold you back.
Be amazing as you always are,
Love,
Rob.
Thank you hun <3 Means alot to me! I'm trying to just live my life with no worries and be fear less... sometimes I just over push myself and end up paying for it in the end.
aslemn Wrote:It's terrible to hear such thing :C
I know it's also terrible to be diagnosed with it with all this happiness coming in the future, a marriage, a house, a kid. And that's what you should look forward to. Doesn't matter about how many misadventures you find, how strong the pains can get or how sad you feel about not feeling like you did in the past. You're an awesome person, and have an uncountable amount of people caring for you, and hoping for you to stay strong.
That's what i have to tell you, stay calm, strong, because even if you can't make it disappear, you can still win agains't it. Diseases are never expected, but are always there, the same goes about pain, and even though they don't seem to disappear, although they get into a degree that you can do nothing about it, that even medicines seem to take no effect.
You should stay always calm, because one time, the pain will go away, and soon, your body will learn how to take the pain, and stay strong even when it seems impossible.
You have some amazing moments to live by now, and many more happiness to live into, that's the only thing that matters. Looking forward for some celebration pics soon! :>
Hope i could express it as well as i thought i could. Stay strong, Katie! We're hoping for you to stay fine :>
You did a great job! Thank you for the encouragement!! There will be many celebration pics to come indeed!
Salguod Wrote:Here's a nice overview. You can also google for the official site and other sites. I don't know how it compares to your current treatment, but your rheumatologist probably does.
Hmmm, thank you for the info. I'll have to ask my dr about this and see what he says.