Chronic illness is mentally draining to a point I can't articulate anywhere close to appropriately. Sorry to hear. I have Chron's and there's suspicion of other potential autoimmune related things. I'm fortunate chronic pain isn't one of the more disabling symptoms I experience, but the fatigue is something I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. Rheumatology has come a long way. Don't lose hope, treatment is far better today than it was even a couple years ago for virtually every autoimmune issue.
Thanks y'all for the wishes. I'm up right now because I have something called dropfoot? Along with neuropathy. When i go to sleep, I wake up feeling like I'm walking on gravel. It is getting to me bad. And yes, i'm drinking, because I can't sleep. I have to keep my legs moving as much as possible. At least Liverpool is playing their C team tomorrow in the Caribou Cup.
my MIL has had RA for over a decade now. she's doing okay, but the injections she has to take in her eyes every few weeks are her least favorite part.
shit - sorry. I just checked with my wife. the eye condition is not part of the RA. despite what my MIL believes. separate thing. veinal occlusion of the retina.
guy I work with had to do this like once a month or something after one day he woke up and was suddenly color blind It always sounded fucking terrible