Re: What to do with insincetive poeple

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and group;

Your very welcome shannon dear... I am so glad I am a christian cause

I would have some choice words for that co-worker that laughed at

you... People just don't understand do they ... I am so sorry,,

your co-worker should have been a little more sensitive about your

arthritis...

Yes we have a real tiresome time with people that don't

understand the pain we have... No she don't really know how you feel

or she wouldnt have made that comment... I am truly sorry that you go

through this... We all here sometimes have to deal with in-sincetive

people at times...

I will leave your post under here so anyone can see what I was talking

about... I am on humira injections and they are great... God bless and

take care

gentle hugs

Clora

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> Thank you all for your warm welcome. No, I haven't seen a

> Rheumatologist yet because my doctor does not want me to go to one

> until I test positive for RA. You know, just today a coworker was

> laughing at me because I didn't want to volunteer to work a 16 hour

> shift. I told them if I did they would have to wheel me out of there

> in a wheelchair. She said, " yeah, I think we all feel that way " . I

> wanted to strangle her just a little bit. As I said, I am a nurse.

It

> is a hardworking job. I feel I can barely make it through my eight

> hour shift. It does make me feel like a whimp. I had to remind her

> that I have RA. She said, " oh yeah " . She is a very nice woman and

I'm

> sure she didn't mean anything by it. But others just don't

> understand. Do you all find that to be true? Also, has anyone tried

> Humira and what do you think about it?

>