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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / December 2006hi to who remembers me!
just wanted to let you know i am still around! not doing very well at the moment which is why its 3.20am and i am not sleeping :( but you have all been there, i'm sure. Anyway hope your all ok, say hi. Jane x >just wanted to let you know i am still around! not doing very well at the >moment which is why its 3.20am and i am not sleeping :( but you have all >been there, i'm sure. Anyway hope your all ok, say hi. Hi Jane :o) Sorry to hear you're losing sleep there ... what ails you at the moment? I tend to be the opposite, I want to sleep and sleep and sleep all morning and then at 16:30 I want to sleep again - especially after my Methotrexate day :os Take care - and thank the gods of broadcasting for late-night TV ;o) Chris R. >>just wanted to let you know i am still around! not doing very well at the >>moment which is why its 3.20am and i am not sleeping :( but you have all [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Take care - and thank the gods of broadcasting for late-night TV ;o) ...and especially when The Ashes are on, not that I can stand all that misery lol Hiyah Jane and Chris! Splodge >>>just wanted to let you know i am still around! not doing very well at the >>>moment which is why its 3.20am and i am not sleeping :( but you have all [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >Hiyah Jane and Chris! >Splodge Haha, I prefer to choose the moment of my masochism ... I record it from my digital TV (red button on BBC1) and then I can spend the next day listening to the previous night's 'action' while writhing in mental anguish as I whip myself and put on my hair-shirt LOL Apparently we need to use sub-standard bowlers because they might score 10-20 more runs than the good ones ... on a good day. And it's perfectly professional behaviour for some of our best batsmen to average about 20 runs before they throw their wickets away trying to hook bouncers or sweeping the best leg-spinner in the world. (sigh) Grr... sorry, you got me started... ;o) Chris R. >>>>just wanted to let you know i am still around! not doing very well at >>>>the [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Grr... sorry, you got me started... ;o) I've been watching at 5am most mornings. Plus, I've spent whe whole of the two Tests wondering why Panesar wasn't bowling, but now I know. They obviously decided he was more useful serving the refreshments:(((( Splodge >>>>>just wanted to let you know i am still around! not doing very well at >>>>>the [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] >two Tests wondering why Panesar wasn't bowling, but now I know. They >obviously decided he was more useful serving the refreshments:(((( Haha, yeah ... I can understand the Australians sticking with the same team - they keep winning! But I just don't understand why they have taken a full squad of our best players and they seem scared to make changes when it's obvious we're under-performing. They seem to be think that by swapping guys it will lower morale but in the same breath they say the morale of the whole squad is high ... so which is it? Wouldn't Giles be happy to give Panasar a chance at proving himself if they were all truely team players? Grrr. Wouldn't be so bad if we had batsmen who knew how to bat (sigh) ... and to keep it on topic ... How do you manage your sleep? Do you find you're up early because of the pain or do you generally find you sleep more in the day because of the fatigue? Chris R. >>>><no@emails.thx> wrote in message > How do you manage your sleep? Do you find you're up early because of > the pain or do you generally find you sleep more in the day because of > the fatigue? I'm very envious of your ability to sleep a lot:))) I can get off to sleep fairly quickly, but most nights I wake up between 1 and 3am. Then I turn on my pre-set radio quietly and just doze and listen until I can't stand being in bed any more. Music is the best thing to send me off again. I don't get pain, more general discomfort, and I have to be careful when I turn over in case the hip dislocates. Yes, you're right, Chris, the danger time is when I sit in my nice comfy lounger armchair cos it's sooooo easy to drift off.................. Splodge >>>>><no@emails.thx> wrote in message >> How do you manage your sleep? Do you find you're up early because of >> the pain or do you generally find you sleep more in the day because of >> the fatigue? >> >I'm very envious of your ability to sleep a lot:))) Well, i hardly ever sleep in public, like on planes or in a train - even when i want to... I have to be laying down. But my bed is just heaven... >I can get off to sleep fairly quickly, but most nights I wake up between 1 >and 3am. That's tough ... do you go to bed early? I usually turn in around midnight or later ... actually never before midnight and often 2amish ... then i sleep until 9 or even 10am. I am lucky that i work from home so i can stay in bed until the first call comes in! :o) >I don't get pain, more general discomfort, and I have to be >careful when I turn over in case the hip dislocates. Ouch! I know what you mean about discomfort though - if i forget my meds (very rarely) then i get a bad night's sleep because i guess i haven't actually slept deeply. >Yes, you're right, Chris, the danger time is when I sit in my nice comfy >lounger armchair cos it's sooooo easy to drift off.................. Yup - usually after a nice dinner ... and a can of low-alcohol cider ... I am off LOL Best wishes, Chris R. > ...and especially when The Ashes are on, not that I can stand all > that misery lol Hi everybody It was bad enuff when the Ashes were in England but to have to stay up all night to suffer is downright unreasoable:-)  SignatureT h e - e x t e n d e r ! ! ! ! Jane, Sandy etc. I am still around. I remember your kness and bicycles. ! Peter > > ...and especially when The Ashes are on, not that I can stand all > > that misery lol [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > It was bad enuff when the Ashes were in England but to have to stay > up all night to suffer is downright unreasoable:-) >> ...and especially when The Ashes are on, not that I can stand all >> that misery lol [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >It was bad enuff when the Ashes were in England but to have to stay >up all night to suffer is downright unreasoable:-) And thanks to the coverage being bought up by Sky it is probably watched by the smallest TV audience for decades. I can never seem to catch the 30 minutes of highlights on BBC2 late at night. :o( A total disaster for the future of the game ... where are the next generation of players going to come from if the only mass sport children can watch for free on TV is football? That on top of an almost certain Ashes loss doesn't inspire kids to want to take up the game. Chris R. >> ...and especially when The Ashes are on, not that I can stand all >> that misery lol [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > It was bad enuff when the Ashes were in England but to have to stay > up all night to suffer is downright unreasoable:-) I'm not that bad Sandy, and I'm not that much of a glutton for punishment. If I'm awake early I'll watch it, although it doesn't do my blood pressure much good lol Splodge > just wanted to let you know i am still around! not doing very well at the > moment which is why its 3.20am and i am not sleeping :( but you have all > been there, i'm sure. Anyway hope your all ok, say hi. > Jane x Hi Jane, Sorry to hear you are not doing so well;( I hope you can get it sorted. I'm doing ok and looking forward to Christmas. Alison |
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