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This weblog is my way of establishing a suport system to help each other get through the day. A place that is safe to say thing you feel & how hard it is to live with with daily pain. I envite you to share your struggles and I will respond back. Healing through sharing is my idea, the truth is I could use the suport too. I just had surgery on my right foot I am off my foot for about 5 weeks. It is a mobility nightmare. So your E-mails and blog entries would be a wonderful distraction. To use the blog below just sign up with your name and e-mail adderss.( The only person to see your real name and e-mail adderss  is me.) You can pick a pen name that's how you will sign your blog entry. 

Did you know the term arthritis is really an

Umbrella term for more than 100 different

Diseases?

Here are a few that are call arthritis:

Ankylosing Spondylitis; Bechet's Disease

Bursitis, Tendonitis & Other Soft Tissue Syndromes

Fibromyalgia; Giant Cell Arthritis (GCA)

Juvenile Dermatomyositis; Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis

Juvenile Spondyloarthropathy: Lyme Disease

Marfan Syndrome; Osteoarthritis

Myositis; Osteogenesis Imperfecta:

Osteonecrosis: Osteoporosis

Paget’s Disease; Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR)

Psoriatic Arthritis; Reynaud’s Phenomenon

Reactive Arthritis; Rheumatoid Arthritis

Sjogren’s Syndrome; Spinal Stenosis

Still’s Disease; Scleroderma

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (Lupus)

Wagener’s Granulomatosis

Wagener’s Granulomatosis

46 million Americans have some type of Arthritis or related conditions. That means 1 out of 5 people in the USA have or will have some form of arthritis


Over 300,000 children in the USA have arthritis

Several types of arthritis can affect anyone, no matter what your race, gender or age. That means you or your loved ones could be next persons diagnosed with one of these devastating rheumatic diseases collectively called Arthritis.

I'll make changes to this site on a regular basis, sharing news, views, experiences, photos...I will try my best to keep you connected to whats happening in Washington State with the Arthritis Foundation and how you can become apart of it.

 
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Wednesday, April 8, 2009

responce to poppy
Hello Poppy,

I know how dificult it can be at times. I am sorry you are having such a tough times. Just know that it will get better, Your outlook will change in time, I know it is easy for me to say, but I have been there. God has helped me when I was down so low I did not know how to go on. He will help you too, just ask him. I'll pray for you tonight. write back and let me know how your doing. Kimberly
7:51 pm pdt

Sorrow

I can not cry anymore, or feel anymore alone. I know it is no ones fault it is not a fault thing, it is still sometimes more than I can bear, but bear it I must indeed. Everything had been stripped from me. How much more of me and crumble, I wonder? Does God want this? What is he trying to show me through this humiliation, this gradual descent to less than a person? Is it empathy for those who have gone down this road before me, or is it as pointless as it feels

I have tried so hard to accomplish something in my life. I had children early in life, went to school so I could always support myself in this world.  I wanted not to be in my mother’s difficult position. I never wanted to depend financially on a man who could up and leave me destitute.  To be left to the kindness of others, whether it is a chartable organization whose funds can dry up, or to another person kindness, whose goodwill is even more fickle?

How did I wind up here? In this pit of despair where there is hardly a ray of light?

Even more pressing than where I am, is how can I find my way back.  Is there a way out of this deep quagmire of sorrow? POPPY

5:43 pm pdt

when getting out of bed hurts!

I had surgery on my foot recently and  I am in a wheelchair for at least 5 more weeks. Because of the surgery I have been off my regular arthritis medications and lord, can I tell, I just hurt. Getting up an transfering to the wheelchair was so painful this last week, I just wanted to cry. I am back on my meds now and in less pain, so there is light at the end of my tunnel. I just encourage you all to write your feeling down and gain strength through sharing your life. Kimberly

5:39 pm pdt

2009.04.01

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