JUNE 2018 - NEW MEMBERS

Whether new to RLS or new to the site, we welcome you and invite you to share your history and experiences with RLS/WED, introduce yourself, and ask questions. Successful treatment starts with a solid understanding of this disease.
Rustsmith
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Welcome to Sugargal72

Post by Rustsmith »

Thursday, June 28

Welcome to

Sugargal72, who wants to understand her RLS and to listen and hear from others who suffer.

Please post a note telling us a bit about your RLS and what you are currently doing to manage it. And feel free to ask any questions that you have.
Steve

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Polar Bear
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Welcome to Jamikm and Icrooks16

Post by Polar Bear »

29 June 2018

Welcome today to:

Jamikm - who is a Newly diagnosed longterm sufferer looking for info and support. Daily life daily is affected because it makes rest and sleep sometbing not to be enjoyed.

Icrooks16 - who has not been to a movie theater in over 10 years. Squirms like a 12 year old. Will soon be traveling overseas soon and is uncertain about the plane flight. Augmentation is a definite reality.

We look forward to hearing from both of you. We all will understand your difficulties in coping with RLS. Please tell us how you are managing the symptoms and we will do our best to help.
Betty
https://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org/a ... 0/fulltext
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Rustsmith
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Welcome to SteveRLS

Post by Rustsmith »

Saturday, June 30

Welcome to

SteveRLS, who is 72 years old and, other than RLS, is healthy and active. He has been struggling with RLS for nearly 40 years, but it has gotten worse in the past two years.

Please post a note telling us what you are doing to manage the symptoms so that we can offer some suggestions for improving things for you.
Steve

https://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org/a ... 0/fulltext
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