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Old 11-04-2009, 09:19 PM   #1
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Hi Linn,
No I have never been evaluated for Vasculitis. I have some of the syptoms, of different subsets, like I have had fevers before. I have had some circulation issues, small but still had them. Anemic during one of my pregnancies,etc. I have most definately had my share of anxiety and panic, and depression. But I am sure mine is and has been true anxiety. I am on an antidepressant and have been for about 10 years, also blood pressure medication, runs in the family. I do have an increased puse rate another vasculitis symptom.
Is is worse in winter, probably. I live in southern Misssissippi so it isn't really cold here! Any tricks to dealing with it, not really. I rely on lots of prayer and The Lord. Best trick I know! IF you have any please share them. Yes I do work outside the home, I stayed home with my children for about 11 years, I went back to work three years ago. I am 37 years old. My family is supportive, but I honestly try not to talk about it much. I talk most to my husband about it, and he is sympathetic.
Tell me your tricks and about North Dakota. I'm not very well traveled so share!
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Suzie
Hi Linn,
Missed talking with you today. Hope all is well.
Hope to hear more from you soon.
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Old 11-05-2009, 10:05 PM   #2
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Missed talking with you today. Hope all is well.
Hope to hear more from you soon.
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Everything is fine :-). The whole thing hit both sides, right and left, the other day, and that makes me feel crazy sick when I try to look at anything (or eat, or drink anything...). It's all good, though. I've adjusted, and I actually checked in to see how you are doing. I hope all is well!

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Old 11-08-2009, 11:40 PM   #3
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Everything is fine :-). The whole thing hit both sides, right and left, the other day, and that makes me feel crazy sick when I try to look at anything (or eat, or drink anything...). It's all good, though. I've adjusted, and I actually checked in to see how you are doing. I hope all is well!

Linn
Hi Linn, so sorry it hit you so hard this past week. I am dealing with a tooth issue on my left side the side that always bothers me, I've been trying again this week to talk myself into this being my tonsil! I feel so crazy at times. Well I'm signing off for the night, we have gotten in late from a weekend trip and I have work tomorrow. I hope this week proves to go great for you.
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