Sounds like you did a great job getting her to laugh. The hardest thing, to me, is letting go about that horrible grip that RLS has on me when I'm in the throws of it....that anxiety that is like a web in which I am tangled. Stopping to struggle allows me to see that it's just tripping me up, not holding me in place. And nothing like a laugh at the situation to get me to lighten up.
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Oh Penquin I am so sorry that Kathleen had a bad night but know that she is more than welcome here, in fact, we will welcome her with open arms along with you. She is so fortunate to have you as a mom and will keep her in my prayers too along with the rest of the family.
Tell her there is a light at the end of the tunnel and we will all be waiting there for her to give her a huge hug. In fact how about one now for the both of you ok??
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I'm sorry you're going through this rough time. I know there is a light at the end of the tunnel, but personally sometimes it feels like someone is playing a joke on us and stole the light bulb!
I'm not familiar with all that is going on with you physically, but I totally understand the fibro pain. We have another wet cold front coming in tonight and the aches in my body are getting deeper and more wide spread. I know the weather in Mass can't be any better on your fibro.
I hope you find some relief soon. The fibro sucks big time all alone . . . if only that was all any of us had to deal with.
Have a good evening. God bless.
Cyndi
Even when we are by ourselves, we are never truly alone.
My motto: It's MY pitty-party and I'll vent if I want to.
Opinions presented by Discussion Board Moderators are personal in nature and do not, in any way, represent the opinion of the RLS Foundation, and are not medical advice.
