Long post--advice requested

[Lynk]

Thank you so much Dusty. I agree about the need to explore the "unlikely" brachial plexus diagnosed. I hadn't really thought about that vagueness until your post. I think it may have to do with lack of pain or sensory issues, no numbness or tingling, which is often a symptom of brachial plexus Neuropathy. But since there are outliers in all diagnosed maybe that could be me. Thanks...will ask some more questions.

 

[Green Queen]

Lyn I'm hearing you about your daughter, but in my case it's my husband. He is awesome don't get me wrong, but just too optimistic. He reckons that I am trying to plan too much too soon. I too don't have an official diagnosis, but the parts of my body that are crying out for a bidet don't know that!
One thing with this disease and its variants is that it is very hard to plan anything. A month ago I thought a bidet may be ages away, not imminent. We are also starting to plan a more user friendly kitchen for me. I'm tall so all our cupboards are high, I can no longer use these cupboards.
I too am trying to carry on like I don't have Mills (variant) but it's very hard to do when I have trouble doing everything!
Good luck to you Lyn, please keep us posted on progress with everything.
God bless, Janelle x

 

[Lynk]

Thanks Green Queen. Off topic, but I'm in love with Australia and Australians. I've been there 6 times (so far) . First visit was in 1982 when I spent 3 months traveling from Adelaide to cairns. Though never to western part. On my bucket list.

 

[Green Queen]

Awesome thing for the bucket list! You are very welcome here when you make it to WA...
J x