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Do your bones ache?

Started by Gorn, April 04, 2019, 06:06:57 AM

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Bigleyj

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June 23, 2019, 07:15:01 AM
Oh Scottie, I can't believe your mum said that.  As a child I had terrible aching in my legs at night. I was told it was growing pains. My mum would sit on the bed and rub my legs for ages. I was so lucky.  Many of the children in our family get growing pains.

By the way I've recently had to increase my dose of Tramadol at night because it stopped working.

Keep smiling,
Jo. 😊
Female, 44 Yrs, Victoria, Australia. 
Diagnosed SJS Nov 2014, diagnosed skin-only Lupus Dec 2014, overactive thyroid medicated since 2011.
plaquenil, carbimazole, escitalopram (esipram), second generation oral saliwell stent, vitamin D.
Came off low dose Valium mid-2015 😀
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