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Greetings Iris!!!! Thats a pretty name. Hopefully the doctors will

come to their senses and help your children before they get too bad.

And if they say nothing is wrong get a second opinion. Just my two

cents. lol. Yea, I have been through my fair share. lol. And I also

hope to get to know you you too.

Love, Light, and Laughter,

Marissa

> Marissa, welcome and hello. I am sure that we will

> have plenty to learn from you!

>

> My name is Iris and I have a daughter your age and two

> sons who are 13 and 22. My daughter and eldest son

> have had joint problems for several years that have

> mimicked what I went through as a teenager. I have

> taken them to the dr but not much is showing up at

> this point.

> >

> >You sound like a very strong young woman who has

> already had more than her share but has learned to

> live life fully regardless of illness. I look forward

> to getting to know you. Iris

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Greetings Kathe!!! I too also have Raynaud's :) Yea, I live in a

very rural part of NJ with lots of animals. I love them all. lol.

Especially horses. lol At the moment i am on Metho but my doctor is

thinking about switching me. Which i think is stupid because i am

doing fine on the Metho but whatever. they are the doctors. lol

Love, light, and Laughter,

Marissa

> Hi Marissa:

>

> Welcome to our little family - this is a great group

> of people who are always on hand to offer

> encouragement, information, and a shoulder to cry on.

> We truly understand what each other are going through

> with these immune system diseases and it's a blessing

> to be able to get in touch with people who do when

> most of our family and friends really don't get it no

> matter how hard they try.

>

> I am 48 years old and have been diagnosed with RA for

> 3-1/2 years. I also have Raynaud's. My kids are

> around your age - I have a daughter who will be 16 in

> January and a son who will be 19 at the end of this

> month. My husband is very supportive of me and helps

> as much as he can when I need it, and tries not to

> complain too much about the state of the house!

>

> We live on a farm with chickens, ducks, geese,

> rabbits, pigeons, turkeys, dogs, and horses - whew,

> wear myself out with just thinking about all those

> critters to care for lol. But we love it and it does

> get me up and out of bed even when I would much rather

> just vegetate. Gets the old joints mobile.

>

> I started out on Plaquenil and Motrin, then switched

> to Methotrexate, Arava and Bextra, and currently, I

> take Methotrexate, Bextra and just started using

> Enbrel which I feel will be very helpful for me - I

> swear I feel better already! What meds are you on?

>

> You sound like a very enthusiastic young lady - I look

> forward to hearing more from you - take care,

>

> Kathe in CA

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I just bought a book by Higgins & Carol Higgins , a

Christmas book entitled " He Sees You When You're Sleeping " in which a

would-be angel is sent back to earth to help someone at Christmas,

and the one he ends up helping is a young girl named Marissa! So

far, it's a pretty good book.

Hope you continue in remission for a long time. What is your main

area of interest in school?

Judi in Indiana

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LoL, my mom has that book, and she told me too. Hmm....the main area

of interest in school, hard question. lol I love to write short

stories, poetry, etc, so I think that falls under my English 2

class. I also love my Sewing class, and Math, and Bio, except when

I have to dissect things or work with liver. I had to do that the

other day, I had to leave the room 6 times in like 40 mins. lol

Love, Light, and Laughter,

Marissa

aka

Calani

> I just bought a book by Higgins & Carol Higgins , a

> Christmas book entitled " He Sees You When You're Sleeping " in which

a

> would-be angel is sent back to earth to help someone at Christmas,

> and the one he ends up helping is a young girl named Marissa! So

> far, it's a pretty good book.

>

> Hope you continue in remission for a long time. What is your main

> area of interest in school?

>

> Judi in Indiana

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