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PostPosted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 2:46 am 
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We are moving house at the end of this month as I can no longer cope where we are - we live in a 4th floor flat and I have to climb 4-5 (depending on the entrance) flights of stairs to get to my own front door. It just exhausts me and is dangerous. We have found a nice little place just down the road form here to go to. It is going to cost a little more though.

Sin my relapse on 08-08 I have gotten much better - the skin numbness is (mostly) receding, my legs are less weak (but still not fab). I am still in the grips of an MS hug that's been around a few weeks now and my hands have started going numb!

The local MS nurses are running a course called 'getting to grips with MS' that I am going on later this month. I'm hoping to pick up some helpful info.


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This is just great for you! It should make a big difference in your fatigue from climbing stairs. I am glad you found something because there are not a lot of places in England without stairs.

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Good luck with the move Mrs George. Gwa is right - it will really help your fatigue. We have also been looking at moving but we can't quite afford it - perhaps next year. I would also love a bungalow, stairs are such an extra drain on a small reserve that you could do without.
Best of luck with the course, and hope the "hug" goes soon.


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is not a bungalow - is a small house but with only one small flight of stairs - a LOT less than I have to face now!

I'm just wondering how I'll get the energy to pack, move & unpack!


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Get some help and pay the pizza and beer..... you need it
best of luck... Carole


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The help , I meant, not the pizza and beer....lol


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MrsGeorge wrote:
is not a bungalow - is a small house but with only one small flight of stairs - a LOT less than I have to face now!

I'm just wondering how I'll get the energy to pack, move & unpack!


I would have been hard pressed to go up 4 flights of stairs even before I was sick, so you must be a miracle woman to tackle such a task. The smaller staircase will help you tremendously. At least your husband can just drag you up them if you can't make it!

You need to transform into a supervisor and tell others how to pack, move and unpack!

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no transformation needed gwa - I'm nothing if not a bossy cow! I am offering cake and pimms as a bribe - pizza is a good thought though!

I will probably have to pack everything but I can do that sitting on my bum!

OMG 3 weeks until I am free of those evil stairs!


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What are pimms, Mrs George?


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seriously? You guys are utterly and totally deprived!

Pimms is a drink - nicely alcoholic that you mix with lemonade, fresh strawberries & mint. It is lush! And very English!


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pimm's


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:D OOOHHH who said PIMMS?
Im with you on that MrsGeorge!
It bucketed rain all day today in Dublin but a nice cool glass of Pimms would have gone down a treat. Must remind myself to buy a bottle sometime for summer memories.


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Sounds perfect to me! I'll have to go on a Pimms hunt.
Ha!


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Funny Bob. You found the Pimms on Lyons Rd.


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