don't like arthritis

only49

hello

im sorry to say I don't like Arthur he is no friend of mine, I been trying to get some things done as I felt up to it, and unfortunately Arthur at it again had Arthur decided he didn't like me doing what I had to do, and is giving a lot of hassle, just had some ibuprofen and a co-dahydramol ( cant spell it) in hopes he leaves me alone before bedtime if he dont settle down soon i going to try and drown him in a nice hot bath, that should put paid to his little plans for me for a little while at least,

i guess i know what i be doing at the weekend

sylvia

dreamdaisy

I feel for you. He is a sly little git isn't he? Leads you up the garden path by making you feel 'well' then gets his own back. Don't forget, you have had a difficult and stressful start to the week - that could be something to do with it too. Thinking of you. DD

only49

hi he not behaving so i,m off to try and drown him in the bath. i know he dont like hot water ha ha

dreamdaisy

You are under pressure, that will make things worse. I hope tchakev is about soon - she will really understand, I'm just groping in the dark here, but I am thinking of you (for what little good that does). I am so sorry. DD

chrissie691

No, I don't like arthur either. He didn't like it that I went to the funfair last night with the kids. He's paying me back today lol. Yeah drown him in the bath for a while.

Seriously hope you are ok now hun.

Luv Chrissie xxx

caprica

Aw that's such a shame, just before the weekend. Maybe if you rest up tonight and tomorrow you will be able to salvage Sunday. Get yourself a hot cuppa and a good programme to watch on telly.

only49

dreamdaisy wrote:

You are under pressure, that will make things worse. I hope tchakev is about soon - she will really understand, I'm just groping in the dark here, but I am thinking of you (for what little good that does). I am so sorry. DD

hi D D i meant arthur i so sorry if you thought something else i didnt really

i would never ever do anything like that ever

only49

chrissie691 wrote:

No, I don't like arthur either. He didn't like it that I went to the funfair last night with the kids. He's paying me back today lol. Yeah drown him in the bath for a while.

Seriously hope you are ok now hun.

Luv Chrissie xxx

feeling a bit better all i planing on doing is taking it easy now watching the tv and thats it.

sharmaine

Hi only 49

Arthur is being a pest here too. I did the ironing and my shoulder is playing up. I'll down a couple of tramadols in the hope that I have a comfy sleep.

let us know if drowning works!

Sharmaine

only49 wrote:

hello

im sorry to say I don't like Arthur he is no friend of mine, I been trying to get some things done as I felt up to it, and unfortunately Arthur at it again had Arthur decided he didn't like me doing what I had to do, and is giving a lot of hassle, just had some ibuprofen and a co-dahydramol ( cant spell it) in hopes he leaves me alone before bedtime if he dont settle down soon i going to try and drown him in a nice hot bath, that should put paid to his little plans for me for a little while at least,

i guess i know what i be doing at the weekend

sylvia

dreamdaisy

NO! NO! NO! I didn't for one moment think you were going to drown your son! NO! NO! NO! I knew you meant drowning the arthritis! Oh only49, I am so sorry. Dreamdaisy (Just to make sure you get this I'll PM you.)

janie68

I've just ironed 6 garments and now my hands are really sore so I'm off to down some oramorph to kick arthur up the backside.

We hate you Arthur, now go and annoy yourself and see how you like it!!!!!!

only49

janie68 wrote:

I've just ironed 6 garments and now my hands are really sore so I'm off to down some oramorph to kick arthur up the backside.

We hate you Arthur, now go and annoy yourself and see how you like it!!!!!!

you know what if i honest that is one thing i hate about arthritis it does put a halt to what you can do and to be honest i dont like it one bit,

if i feel like this how do people even younger feel

chrissie691

I'm 38 and still in disbelief at having RA. I find it frustrating that it takes so long to do just basic things like washing and dressing, let alone more strenuous things. Just taken kids out for lunch and went to pet shop for a few things and now absolutely knackered. Very frustrating.

Ggggrrrr arthur :x

Chrissie xxx

janie68

Hi Chrissie

I'm 38 too & can hardly do anything. Even though I am 38, does not mean I feel it, more like 98. I feel life is passing me by cos of Arthur and I really really despise Arthur. Can I go & walk round the shops with my daughter? No. Can I dress myself? No. Can I feed myself? No. Sorry I'm ranting now. Gggggrrrrr!!!!!!


Janie

woodbon

Hi, I know what you mean about not being able to do the things you want to do. Sometimes I get so angry and fed up, others I try and out run Arthur. Stupid, I know, but I can't help it, I just carry on with grim determination, then the next day he hits back even stronger and I'm in agony. I think he's a bad loser!!! :x
Love Sue

only49

janie68 wrote:

Hi Chrissie

I'm 38 too & can hardly do anything. Even though I am 38, does not mean I feel it, more like 98. I feel life is passing me by cos of Arthur and I really really despise Arthur. Can I go & walk round the shops with my daughter? No. Can I dress myself? No. Can I feed myself? No. Sorry I'm ranting now. Gggggrrrrr!!!!!!


Janie

rant away just what i feel like doing, i like to go for walks or i used to be able too, not anymore, i used love looking round the shops cant do that, (without my scooter ) can i go up the stairs without struggling No

all i got say is down with arthur never really liked that name since i had arthritis grrrr

chrissie691

I feel exactly the same. I can't use the words I'd like to - there would be too many stars blanking them out.

Love and hugs to you ((((((((()))))))))))))

Chrissie xxx

janie68 wrote:

Hi Chrissie

I'm 38 too & can hardly do anything. Even though I am 38, does not mean I feel it, more like 98. I feel life is passing me by cos of Arthur and I really really despise Arthur. Can I go & walk round the shops with my daughter? No. Can I dress myself? No. Can I feed myself? No. Sorry I'm ranting now. Gggggrrrrr!!!!!!


Janie

dreamdaisy

None of us like arthritis, none of use want arthritis but we've got it and that's that. It's finding the new way of living, the new way of being, the new strengths and new character traits that one needs to cope which is so tough. DD

valval

dreamdaisy wrote:

None of us like arthritis, none of use want arthritis but we've got it and that's that. It's finding the new way of living, the new way of being, the new strengths and new character traits that one needs to cope which is so tough. DD

well said i was very bad last year and thought would have to give up work and would be in wheel chair by this time this year but the meds helping and i can walk (if care full and pace myself) i know it will not last you can not cure arther but even holding it for a while makes me smile while it lasts will make the most of it even looked forward to going away this year last year dreaded it as took so much out of me . we are all different and at different stages but we are there for each other through good times and bad
val

chrissie691

I hope you had a good weekend Sylvia. Your op did make me chuckle.

Luv Chrissie xxx

only49 wrote:

hello

im sorry to say I don't like Arthur he is no friend of mine, I been trying to get some things done as I felt up to it, and unfortunately Arthur at it again had Arthur decided he didn't like me doing what I had to do, and is giving a lot of hassle, just had some ibuprofen and a co-dahydramol ( cant spell it) in hopes he leaves me alone before bedtime if he dont settle down soon i going to try and drown him in a nice hot bath, that should put paid to his little plans for me for a little while at least,

i guess i know what i be doing at the weekend

sylvia