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Hello everyone,

My name is Ann and I am 41yrs old. I live in Indiana with my husband

and two children one 7yrs old and my youngest is 7months old.

I have had Psoriasis since I was 19yrs old, but didn't have it

diagnosed until I was 35. My Psoriasis has progressed with each of

my pregnancies. In the beginning I just had a little on my scalp.

When I became pregnant the first time I began having lesions on my

elbows and chest. With my second pregnancy the lesions progressed to

my face, back, right knee, stomach, and hands. Over the years I

noticed that my joints were getting sore. They would flare up then I

would feel better. (I just thought I was getting old) After my son

was born (7mos ago) My right shoulder, left knee, and left thumb and

wrist was extremely stiff. It was hard to pick up my baby in the

middle of the night or in the mornings. I told my Dermatologist

about the pain and he referred me to a Rhum. (He was the one that

diagnososed me with PA. I am still getting use to the idea of having

PA. I have my good days and my bad days. So far I have been

controlling the discomfort with NSAIDs. But my stomach is starting

to give me trouble so I am being switched to another medication. (I

don't know what yet)

Anyway, this is me, I am so glad to have found this website, it is

comforting to know that I am not the only one and to be able to read

how other people are dealing with things.

Sincerely,

Ann L

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