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Thank you Lesley and Linda for you kind remarks. Lesley I agree that it’s important to have something to help keep you going. I think it’s the initial shock, and fear of what might be rather than what is that makes you feel vulnerable. Like most people once I get my head around it, I will plod on regardless. I am sorry to hear that you are suffering also and hope that it’s something that is soon settled, do keep going. Best wishes to all.
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I have been suffering with my hand for some time and the only comfort I have found is wearing these gloves I found from Amazon
Medipaq Anti-Arthritis Gloves (Pair) - Fingerless Gloves for Arthritis Providing Warmth and Compression - Large with Grip--- I have been able to use my hands without very little pain, I can recommend them and I also take a strong dose of Rose Hip Tablets from Lewtress on line
I hope this information might help some of you, but anything is worth a try when dealing with pain....Tao
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