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A cracking anniversary weekendOctober 20, 2016 at 1:27 pm | Posted in Me, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 2 Comments
Tags: Cambridge, Colour exhibition, Ely, Poet's House, RA, the Bookworm
Well, on a discussion on Carla's blog, Irma said 'Wouldn't describing a normal life, despite RA, be far more conducive toward offering hope to others newly diagnosed?' and I thought heck, yes … at least up to a point, and didn't I used to do that more, and not just moan about a) pain b) the **** GP surgery c) the b**** hospital d) the **** NHS? Yes, I did! Perhaps I should do that again!
So here goes- I'm not going to mention the pretty miserable last couple of weeks where I've been suffering quite a bit of pain and fatigue, and I'm not going to mention that the GP lost my prescription AGAIN and I had to push to get a sharps bin in time to actually put my methotrexate injector into it … (although perhaps I'll post about those later!) Here I'm going to tell you about our fabulous 10th anniversary weekend instead.
Hubby and I had a weekend away in Ely, not too far from home. I had the Friday off and we drove down late morning, very leisurely and had a really lovely drive – we were lucky with the weather and the we took the back roads so no traffic issues apart from the odd tractor. We reached the really lovely Poet's House Hotel (which I posted about when we stayed there last year too) rather early for check-in, but luckily the room was ready anyway, and what a lovely room it was. Alas, no photos, but the rooms are beautifully decorated, spacious an comfortable … really comfortable. I slept like a log when I was there! We had mostly good weather and Ely is a beautiful city. 'City' makes it sound big, but it's absolutely tiny. It's a cathedral city, not an economic/size-related city. We had a delicious and beautifully served anniversary celebration meal on the Friday night – with none of the Fawlty Towers elements that plagued our Sussex stay recently! We shared a bottle of wine – which may have something to do with the sound sleep that night!
We visited Cambridge on the Saturday and the walk down to the station was through the cathedral grounds two lovely parks – about twenty minutes walk, but very pleasant indeed – and my RA wasn't bothering me much at all so the walk was a pleasure.
In Cambridge, apart from a general potter about, we went to a really superb exhibition at the Fitzwilliam museum, called Colour: The Art and Science of Illuminated Manuscripts. It really was a cracker of an exhibition – unlike most museum exhibitions in my experience, it told me pretty much everything i wanted to know and much, much more! It was easy to pick out the info I wanted (mostly about science and technique) and ignore the bits I was less interested in (mostly the details of which biblical tale was being illustrated etc.) and the way it was organised meant that even though it was quite busy, everyone could easily get to see everything. As the icing on the cake, we went to a fascinating talk by Patricia Lovett, who is not only an expert on calligraphy and the creation of such manuscripts but also a tremendously witty and personable woman who kept us all entertained for over 1.5 hours. She must have been tired after it but it didn't show! I was flagging slightly by then, although I didn't notice during the talk, because it was so good, so we went to the cafe and got a drink to perk us up, and then walked back to the station (more walking, RA still not a problem!) and then back up to the hotel (more walking, still fine!) We then headed all the way back down the hill (I forgot to mention Ely is on a hill) to get fish and chips, in memory of what we actually did on our wedding night ten years ago! We ate them in one of the parks and then headed back to the hotel, back up the HILL. Yes, I was tired and achy by this time, but that was OK because we were done for the day!
The following day we thought we'd go for a walk as I was quite stiff and wanted a chance to loosen up before going home … but we didn't get very far. Just down the road we found a book shop which, to our surprise, was actually open. (This was Sunday morning.) It was a new bookshop, not second hand – you don't see many of those about anymore! The staff were very cheerful and chatty and offered us 'anniversary coffee' when they found out why we were there – and lovely coffee it was too. That was the only disappointment in Poet's House – great food, not so great coffee! Of course that meant we spent all our time there, not walking – but that was fine. I came away with two books I bought myself and one hubby bought me as an anniversary present.
Couldn't have gone better really – apart from a bit of a breakfast hiccup where Fawlty Towers caught up with us again… but I won't go into that! It was a gem of a short break and lots memories I'll treasure. In fact, to help us remember to treasure the memories, hubby's anniversary present from me will the picture that was hanging on the wall in our bedroom at the hotel. It's the Bookworm by Carl Spitzweg. It's a satirical picture poking fun at the poor bookworm, but in spite of that hubby and I both would actually quite like to BE the bookworm, so we're happy to have it in our living room cum library!
RA Blog Week: Day 5 – Great blogs I've read this weekSeptember 30, 2016 at 5:39 pm | Posted in arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 1 Comment
Tags: biologics, depression, joints, pain meds, RA, RA blog week, Rheumatoid arthritis
My picks are top heavy towards the top of the list of contributors, not because they're (as far as I know) any better than the bottom of the list or the middle, but because I started being methodical and going to each blog in turn, and then I got short of time and had to skip to a few others at random – so if I've missed you out it's nothing personal!
I seem to have found the biologics posts especially interesting and inspiring, maybe because it's something I know so little about. I really enjoyed the wide variety of takes on this fascinating topic.
Starting stories: A depressingly typical but nicely written starting story can be found at Jax.
Biologics: A great, and well balanced, tale of biologics from someone who has had a LOT of experience at As My Joints Turn. And a less positive one, sadly, so far, for Trish. But to balance that, Brenda has had a great experience. And a wonderful post in defence of biologics from Lene at the Seated View, and a fascinating alternative take (as always) from Cateepoo.
Wildcards: There's a terrific post about RA and depression over at Single Rheum including some great advice.
Active versus passive patient: A nice take on this from J G Chayko and the old lady in her bones.
The pain of pain meds: Arthriticchick says it all and Deserae's is actually painful to read … but I think you should! I really empathized with this one.
It's been a fascinating week and I've come across a whole heap of blogs I didn't know were out there.
Thanks to Rick Philips of RADiabetes for setting it all up and introducing me to them, and for some great posts of his own. I wish I had had time to participate more fully and post and read more but it's been one of those weeks! Maybe next year …
RA Blog Week Day 3: AdviceSeptember 28, 2016 at 2:25 pm | Posted in rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 8 Comments
Tags: aches, advice, arthritis, fatigue, flare, pain, R.A., RA, rhematoid arthritis, rheumatoid, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), rheumatology
I'm taking a 'wildcard' option today. The topic is 'Biologics' but I'm still on good old methotrexate and likely to remain so unless things get much, much worse, because biologics aren't an option for mild RA in the UK. So there are two wildcard options – depression and advice. I don't suffer from depression although a flare certainly makes me low and grumpy, so I'm going for advice.
What advice can I offer people who've just been diagnosed? Well, off the top of my head, here goes. I'm sure there are many more sensible things I could have said if I'd been more organised about RA blog week – but this is me!
- DON'T PANIC!Perhaps I should display this in 'large, friendly letters' across my blog, a la Hitchhikers' Guide.
- Listen to your doctors and nurses, but don't assume they know it all. (That's for them to do and they usually do, but it's not the case
- DON'T PANIC specifically about the side effects in medications. Most people don't have any side effects. You might be lucky, you might not – but if you don't try, you'll never know. I've been lucky and had only the most minor of side effects, or none at all.
- Get advice from the RA community – local support groups, online support groups (such as Health Unlocked in the UK) and local or national charities e.g. NRAS in the UK, who I have found extremely helpful.
- Use what aids you need – and find out what aids are out there that can help you.
- Don't be embarrassed to tell people about your RA and to use aids. Amanda John has written some terrific stuff over the years about dealing with embarrassment – or sometimes failing to do so.
- Find ways to deal with people – This can be HARD! Most people will be curious, many will ask stupid questions and even more will offer completely useless advice about their aunt's cousin's daughter's dog who had RA, ate some honey and got better. It won't help you to give a snappy answer, although it might feel good at the time. (I learnt this the hard way.) At the same time, try to find a quick way of explaining RA – true friends will listen to you harp on about for hours; the more acquaintance-level ones are understandably easily bored!
- Read blogs about RA – but remember everyone's experience is different. Just because Carla, author of the terrific Carla's Corner, has had to have multiple ops, doesn't mean you will. Just because Wren has days when she can't turn a page without pain doesn't mean you will. But when you want support and advice the RA blogging community is a great place to be!
- Pace yourself! This is so hard! Fatigue is a big part of RA for a lot of people. 'Pushing through it' and 'carrying on regardless' DOES NOT WORK! You need to pace yourself. I frequently refuse to arrange to do something Sunday if I'm already busy Saturday – or vice versa, and I am pretty strict about keeping my work hours to a standard working week.
- Consider writing a blog. As you can tell from some of my more moaning efforts, it's cathartic! It also puts you at the heart of the great RA blogging community, allows you to find new friends who really understand and empathise with what you're going through, and allows you to moan at the blog sometimes if you feel you're overdoing complaining to your loved ones!
RA Blog Week Day 2: Active or Reactive Patient?September 27, 2016 at 10:20 am | Posted in arthrits, arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, Me, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 1 Comment
Tags: active, arthritis, consultant, diagnosis, doctor, GP, hospital, NHS, nurse, pain, patient, R.A., RA, reactive, rhematoid arthritis, rheumatoid, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), rheumatology
Well, what a dismal excuse for a blogging penguin I am! I completely forget that yesterday was day one of RA blog week. I guess this makes me a reactive blogger, or at least definitely not an active one, but now it's day 2 and we're discussing active versus reactive patients. Well, I'd like to think I've been an active patient from day 1 … that's what I'd LIKE to think … and indeed I was already looking into RA and researching it before I was diagnosed, because the GP had suggested it as a possibility and I wanted to find out more. Pretty active, eh? Maybe too active? Maybe I was filling my head with RA concerns and worries, and RA symptoms that I might then convince myself I had?
I don't think that was the case though – I think it's important to know as much about the disease as possible, as soon as possible – although having said that, there's so much info out there of, shall we say a less positive nature, that it can be pretty scary! It's important to remember that most people with only mild RA, such as myself, have other things to do than write about the fact that they're actually pretty OK most of the time and have nothing much to say! Consequently the really useful and important blogs out there, and other patient inputs, such as the Health Unlocked network, are written by patients with serious problems and severe RA.
Nevertheless, I was active from the start, partly because it was such a relief to have even a possible diagnosis, after years of odd symptoms that had doctors scratching their heads and trying to tell me I was depressed. (I know depression, I've lived with people with depression, I have friends with severe depression … I can recognise it, and I've never been depressed in my life.)
Having said all that, it's hard to remain an active patient, I find, once you're a number in the NHS health system. It's hard to keep going and pushing and demanding what you've already been promised but aren't getting, when you're already feeling at a bit of a low ebb on the health front. It's hard to put up with appointments not when you need them but when the hospital feel like fitting you in, and with nurses who clearly don't care. Even harder when you read about the system being hailed as a paragon of virtue in the US. The IDEA of the NHS is fabulous – the ideal is spot on – the actual working is a bit of a disaster, sad to say. There are times when I go along to an appointment with no more active thought in my mind than, 'Let's get this over with for another six months to a year.'
Having said that, I think I'm still pretty active. I'm still prepared to fight with the GP for a steroid shot when I'm darned sure that's what I need … and I've been proved right so far. And I'm still interested in the disease from a standing back and looking at the biology, being fascinated with the latest research and possible cures on the horizon point of view.
I think this is a rather different picture of the 'active patient' than the one painted by many of my US blogging friends. The US health system is as badly flawed as our I think, but in very different ways. IF you have got health cover and can maintain it, you've probably got a relationship with your rhemmy doctor and can see them when you need it (or within a few days not a few months). If you go in with a list the doc is impressed whereas here they just roll their eyes and groan. But fundamentally to my mind an active patient is one who takes control of their RA as much as possible, and not just on the purely medical, drug-related, front, but also doing what we can to control it and minimise impact – such as exercising whenever possible, eating sensibly etc.
Why haven't I talked more about that? Because I'm a bit rubbish at it! I have been trying to get a 1.5 mile walk in at lunchtime though – sometimes it's only 1 mile, sometimes it's half a mile, but at least I'm trying! As to eating … let's not go there in this post. It's something I do rather too well!
The 2nd Annual RA Blog Week is on its waySeptember 16, 2016 at 2:17 pm | Posted in arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | Leave a comment
Tags: R.A., RA, RA blog week, RAdiabetes.com, rheumatoid, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), rheumatology
Those of you who know me, either in person or through the blog (or in Carla's case both), will know that the chance of me blogging once a day for a whole week is … erm, let's be honest … pretty much nil, and I'm in total awe of those of you who manage to do it for a month, which I seem to remember included Wren and possibly Catepoo at some point also. However, the Second Annual RA Blog Week is coming up – 26th September to 2nd October, and I'm gonna try … I really am. It's organised by Rick Phillips wtih input from Wren (who seems to be all over the RA blog sphere at the moment – go girl) and a bunch of others.
It has this handsome badge, which I will try to remember to put in my widgets on the blog when it's blog week time (if I can remember how) …
oh dear, that's two things to remember.
Fortunately if you sign up for RA Blog Week here then Rick will send you reminders – or at least I think so. Maybe you have to sign up somewhere else for reminders.
I'm allowed to be brainless at the moment if you don't mind! I've had a heck of a couple of months at work and I've just 'broken up' for the holidays – at least a week's holiday, which by the time this is published I will be on …or back from, depending on when I publish this. Consequently the brain is in free-fall at the moment.
There's been a vote on what to blog on for each day, with a couple of wildcard topics thrown in if one really doesn't suit you, and you can find out what each day's blog will be about here. I love stuff like this because one of two things happens: 1) We all take the same topic and come up with completely different takes on it, and then say , 'Wow, whoda thought it – so many ways to look at the same topic!' or 2) We all say pretty much the same thing and then go, 'Wow, whoda thought it? Everyone's feeling the same as me, and I thought it was just me. I don't feel so isolated anymore.' Either way's a winner – so now we just have to look forward to the 26th.
And Rick, keep sending those reminders please … you can tell from this post that my brain is suffering from Swiss cheese syndrome, so I need all the help I can get. Thanks!
Ankles, Knees, Brain and HealthlineJuly 31, 2016 at 4:07 pm | Posted in arthrits, Me, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 6 Comments
Tags: aches, ankle, arthritis, flare, gardening, head, healthline, joint pain, knee, migraine, R.A., RA, rhematoid arthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), stress, tiredness, work
First of all thank you to Healthline for selecting my blog as one of the best arthritis blogs of 2016, and congrats to my online (and in Carla's case actually met in person) friends who also achieved one. Good to see so many old friends listed, as well as Carla, Wren, Cathy, Andrew, Amanda, Kelly and 'Warm Socks' also feature, and there are other blogs on there that I'm not familiar with and should take the time to get to know!
Now on to the body parts! My last post, a couple of weeks ago, stated that my knee was messing around again. Well I suspect there's a little bit more permanent damage done each time I have a flare, and that knee has a lot of flares, but now it's not not bad at all. Most of the time I'm having no problem – so long as I don't walk into the printer table and bruise the precise spot that I flare in, as I did last week!
Then last weekend my ankle suddenly went 'weird'. I can't think of a better way to describe it. It hurt in the night and when i got up in the morning it was really painful. There was a big swelling but not really over the ankle, rather at the front of the leg above the foot, but absolutely no heat. I used my Physicool ice bandage anyway and that helped. It stayed painful and difficult to walk on for two or three days and then it was magically better. I really don't know what that was about or if it was RA or not – I just hope it doesn't come back.
As to the brain, such as it is, it has been subjected to a lot of migraines lately, and although I have tablets that, if I take them in time, get rid of the head pain, I'm still left feeling unwell. Work is insanely busy at the moment, which is contributing to stress which in turn is probably contributing to migraines – a bit of a vicious circle as if I have to take time off for migraines then work gets even more hectic!
However, yesterday, for the first time in a couple of weeks, I actually felt well, normal and full of energy – hence finally getting round to post! I'm not QUITE so full of energy today but not bad. I think getting outside in the sunshine made a big difference! We went for a nice long walk along the seafront at Cromer on Friday evening and then yesterday morning I did some gardening and washed my car with hubby (for which read watched and occasionally waved a shammy over the car while hubby did the hard work) – thank you dear!
I'm just hoping this energy boost will last me through the next hectic week – because next Saturday I'm going to need to work or I'll never fit everything in!
Two steps forward, one step back…July 12, 2016 at 2:28 pm | Posted in arthrits, arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 10 Comments
Tags: aches, arthritis, doctor, exercise, flare, flare-up, GP, joint pain, knee, NHS, pain, physio, physiotherapy, prednisolone, R.A., RA, rhematoid arthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), sleep, steroids, stiffness
Well, yes, the knee flare was completely over … for a few days. I was just getting back into the swing of things, gradually building back up the length of my lunchtime walks from a few hundred yards to half a mile, to three-quarters of a mile … thinking I'd soon be back to the mile-and half … and then I woke up in the middle of last Friday night thinking 'Ouch!' I'm telling myself it's not really flaring this time … I haven't decided yet whether I'm lying to myself.
I certainly don't want another dose of prednisolone just yet… if they'd even give me one, which I doubt. Having said I never have side effects, Carla happened to mention that sleeplessness and irritability are major side effects of pred, and guess what… I had a really sleepless and irritable week while I was on it – I just failed to attribute it to the pred. Now it all makes sense. And OMG, the night sweats!! I had no idea that was a side effect and I get hot flushes anyway so I just thought, 'Coo, bad hot flushes, much worse than usual!' I was slightly worried that this was more than hot flushes as the 'sweats' part was a whole lot more dramatic …again, I hadn't realised this is a common side effect of the pred.
Now I'm still ALL for the steroids – the side effects, now I realise that's what they were, were horrible, but the flare was much, much worse. The side effects I personally experienced were definitely the lesser of two evils and the pred let me carry on with my life and work, which I couldn't have done without it. However, having said that, it does make the thought of another does quite unappealing if it can be avoided.
This time round the knee's not hot, it's not especially swollen and it's not actually madly painful … it's stiff but bendable, so really quite different to the definite flare I recently experienced.
Remember those knee-strengthening exercises I was doing, so that if I flared again I would have strength in the surrounding muscles and hopefully come out of it faster? No? Well you wouldn't because I forgot to post about them. Unfortunately I have also forgotten to do them for the last few months, which is a pity really because I suspect that's what the problem is now. As a horribly unfit person, having a bit over a week practically off my feet means I do need to build up those muscles etc. again and I think the minor pain and stiffness I'm experiencing is probably all about that.
So, spend goodness knows how long fighting for a doc appointment, to be told, if I'm lucky, that they'll refer me to physio, which will take six weeks minimum, by which time I hope I'll have recovered anyway, or just carry on and hope? I'm going for the latter at the moment. Wish me luck!
The frustrations of not having a relationship with your doctorJune 29, 2016 at 4:32 pm | Posted in arthrits, arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, joint pai, Me, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 7 Comments
Tags: aches, arthritis, blood test, cats, doctor, flare, flare-up, GP, hospital, joint pain, knee, medicine, methotrexate, MTX, NHS, nurse, pain, R.A., RA, rhematoid arthritis, rheumatoid, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), rheumatology, stiffness
Thanks to the state of the NHS today (which, if you read this blog often you will know I harp on about endlessly) it is simply not possible to have a relationship with your GP these days (unless you're incredibly lucky or live on some tiny island that actually has its own GP or something!) My GP practice has around 10 GPs plus locums. It's pot luck who you get to speak to when you call and they phone you back, and then if they decide you should be seen you won't see the person you spoke to that morning.
It also seems that they don't have much of a relationship with the hospital and seem to have some sort of mythic belief in the power of the rheumatology helpline, as I've also mentioned before.
The myth
The patient calls the GP because they have an RA flare. This is a shocking waste of the GP's time because these lucky, .lucky patients have an RA helpline that they can call and that will solve all their problems. They can speak to a lovely nurse* straight away and the nurse will wave her magic wand, waggle her magic pixie ears and solve the patient's problem.
* Actually that's the only true bit – the one we have at the moment IS a lovely nurse!
The facts
The lovely nurse, or even a secretary or receptionist, never EVER answers the helpline. It is an answerphone. That's the way it's set up. It's not an answerphone on odd occasions when they're exceptionally busy, it's ALWAYS an answerphone. The message on the helpline says something like: 'If you're calling about a non-RA related problem, please call your GP. If you're calling to change an appointment, please call reception. If you're calling about an urgent need, please call your GP. If you're calling to buy fish, please contact your fish monger. If you're calling to moan about Brexit, please contact your MP. If you're calling because you're a moron, voted 'Leave' and can't work out what a helpline is for, please call someone else and bother them. Now, if you really, really want to leave a message, we suppose you can. Give us your hospital number and name and telephone number and we'll try to call you back in 24 hours – but no promises mind.'
I don't know about you (actually I probably do, if you have RA) but I consider a flare pretty urgent.
While in an ideal world I would sit back on a couch, watch the telly and let my servants feed me grapes while I rested my knee and waited to see if it would clear up on its own, I do actually have a life (and no servants, and hubby is great but also has a life, and the cat just ain't interested in helping), so I can't just sit about and rest it. On that basis I can't wait potentially 48 hours or more for the helpline to phone, and the nurse say, 'Call your GP and get some prednisolone' because then I can't call the GP until Monday as 48 hours is Friday morning and by the time I've heard back from the helpline the GP has run out of appointments. By that time I will have been flaring for over a week!
What Polly did Next
So … I went to the appointment grudgingly granted me by the grumpy GP. (Ooh, nice alteration that penguin!) Fortunately it's with a much more pleasant locum GP than the one I spoke to on the phone. Unfortunately of course she doesn't know me from Adam (or strictly speaking, as a doctor, she can probably spot I'm not Adam from the wobbly bits, so I should say she doesn't know me from Eve). This means that she doesn't know if I'm a moron or not, and therefore has to assume I am, as we always have to cater for the lowest common denominator.
'How can I help you?'
'I'm having an RA flare in my knees, as usually particularly in my left knee. It's stiff, not very flexible and painful at times.'
'Have you called the helpline, because really -'
'Oh, and what did they say?'
'I said I'd called them, not that I'd spoken to them!' I then explained, gently, 'cause she was a locum and therefore wouldn't necessarily know any better, the realities of the helpline. (I didn't mention Brexit or fish mongers.)
'Hmm, you had a blood test only yesterday and your bloods were hardly elevated at all.'
'They never are.' The mere fact that my bloods are even a smidge elevated is a pretty strong indication of a flare with me. Sometimes I flare and there'es no indication whatsoever in the bloods. Now this is where a doctor relationship would come in handy. If she'd actually known me, known that I've had RA for nearly ten years, known that I've had umpteen flares in my left knee, known that blood tests are not a helpful indicator with me, known that I have a brain, we could have skipped the pointless bits, more of which are coming up.
'Ah, well let's have a look.' Prod, poke.
'Did that hurt when I pressed there?'
'No, I just thought I'd make screamy gurgling noises for fun.' (Nope, I didn't really say that either, I just said yes.)
'Can you bend it?'
'This much.' Demonstrated a very slight bend.
'Ah. Have you tried pain killers… like paracetamol?'
I'm afraid I just looked at her and laughed, finally managing to choke out a 'yes', followed by 'interspersed with ibuprofen.' She looked amazed that I'd been able to think of painkillers all by myself.
'Well I'll prescribe a course of steroids. Now if they don't work, we'll have to consider other possibilities like osteoarthritis, as they should work for RA.'
'Well, they've worked every other time I've had them, so touch wood that they will this time too.'
'Oh … right.' Look of mild astonishment, either that I'd had them before (it's in the notes dear) or that I actually knew that I'd had them before, who knows.
So I thanked her very nicely, 'cause I'm a well brung-up penguin … and I might run into her again, and off I went to the chemist to get my steroids.
Again, after nearly ten years of RA, I think I recognise an RA flare when I see one … I really hope I'm not proved wrong and that the steroids do work again this time and it doesn't turn out to be OA. That would be sooooo embarrassing after this post!
Wow – where did that come from?June 27, 2016 at 1:38 pm | Posted in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 3 Comments
Tags: aches, arthritis, Brexit, flare, joint pain, knee pain, methotrexate, RA, rhematoid arthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), rheumatology, sleep, stiffness, stress, tiredness, work
I haven't posted for a while because I haven't really had much to post about – health-wise I've been good. I've been a bit stiff in the mornings for the last few days, but nothing to write home (or indeed blog) about. Then today I woke up stiff and tired, having had a migraine try to start in the night (successfully stopped with drugs!) I really couldn't wake up for an hour or so this morning – not literally, I got up, had breakfast, went to work, but felt really brain fuggy. (Can't blame the methotrexate as I take it Monday evenings and it's Monday morning!)
Then when I got up to go to lunch, or rather tried to, I started to stand up and ended up collapsed back in my chair. No dramatic pain or anything – I was just so all-over stiff that joints weren't doing what they were supposed to do! So after sitting a minute or two and flexing various bits (luckily on my own in the office so no one to see how weird I looked) I managed to get up and go for a short walk. I've been trying to walk about 1.5 miles at lunchtime but today I didn't make 0.5 miles! The stiffness did mostly ware off but I was left with significant pain in the good ol' left knee, where I usually get a flare if I'm going to have one. I'm really hoping I'm not!
Perhaps it's the stress of 'Brexit' – the 'Wow – where did that come from?' title could also apply to that and it seems that partially to blame (apart from racists, stupid people and perhaps a handful of people with genuine concerns) may be the polls (as opposed to the Poles, which a lot of East Anglia would like to blame, I'm sad to say). The polls kept saying we'd vote to stay, so people decided that it wouldn't matter if they had a 'protest vote'. 'Let's vote leave, just so the government can see we're annoyed with them – we'll end up staying anyway.' I've actually heard people say it, and then there's this http://article in the Independent. No doubt people like this thought they were being terribly clever and original, but you get enough people doing the same thing (not that original after all guys) and guess what, we end up voting Leave.
Never mind the embarrassment of waggling stiff limbs about randomly in front of people, I feel embarrassed to be English at the moment! (I would say British but the Scots voted to stay!)
Hopefully the stiffness and knee pain will be a short-term issue. Alas, the same cannot be said for the state of Britain!
Baby Doc Shock!May 18, 2016 at 10:04 am | Posted in arthrits, arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, Me, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 4 Comments
Tags: ear ache, immunosuppression, infection, methotrexate, MTX, RA, Rheumatoid arthritis
I hope those of you in the UK appreciate the Sun style headline! All will become clear shortly, but let's start with a once upon a time, like all good stories. Once upon a time, two weeks ago in fact, I had ear ache pretty badly … I called the doc, saw the nurse practitioner, got antibiotics for an ear infection, was told not take my methotrexate that week so it didn't fight the antibiotics (so to speak), took the antibiotics, got better (but not 100%) and that should have been the end of that … only it wasn't.
Guess who forgot NOT to take the methotrexate? Bad Polly Penguin!
So anyway, Monday night the ear was niggling quite badly again (and I'd been off the antibiotics for a few days) so I thought, right, I'd better call the doc tomorrow and not take the MTX. Of course yesterday morning the ear felt fine. 'Still call the doc,' said wise hubby … and I really, really meant to, but we were very busy at work and I completely forgot. The ear was fine all day. So I thought right, better not delay the methotrexate any longer and I took it last night (and had a most appalling stomach upset, incidentally!)
'Still call the doc about the ear,' said wise hubby again, 'you don't want it flaring over the weekend when you can't get a doc,' so I thought I would … and in fact the ear was niggly again last night and this morning, so at least that reminded me.
Got through to the surgery very quickly. The system is normally you speak to the receptionist, they get a doctor to call you back and then, if the doctor feels the need, you go in and see them. In this instance, to my amazement, as soon as I said what the problem was the receptionist said, 'Can you come in now?' So I did. Fantastic, I thought – red flagged because of my immunosuppression – I didn't think they did that.
And now, finally … for anyone patient enough to have read this far, we get to the baby doc shock! I went in and saw the doctor, who I think is a locum (they mostly are as we have terrible recruitment problems – heaven knows why, it's a lovely part of the world). She must have been just out of training. She was really lovely, hadn't had the softness knocked out of her yet, excellent bedside manner, sweet as pie (much sweeter than the original 'Baby Doc') and very helpful. She checked both ears, checked my temperature, asked about the history of the last couple of weeks … confirmed I actually had some infection in both ears (which was a surprise) and asked me to come back in a week or so just to make sure everything was OK after I'd finished the antibiotics. All well so far.
'Shall I take my methotrexate next week, while I'm taking the antibiotics?' I asked. Baby doc looked thunderstruck. Heck! So much for the red flag for immunosuppression – she didn't even know I was on methotrexate. 'I'm on methotrexate for RA,' I elaborated. 'The nurse practitioner said not to take it last week because of the antibiotics, so should I take it this time or not?' (I admit I failed to fess up to having taken the MTX last week!)
'You've got RA? How long have you been on the methotrexate?' she asked.
'Oh ages,' I said cheerfully.
'But you're so young for RA!'
My turn to be thunderstruck. Yes, I KNOW GPs have to know a smidgen of everything and there's a heck of a lot of everything out there, so they can't be expected to be experts on anything; yes, I know that she's only just out of nappies … sorry, school … sorry, college; yes, I know it's a commonly held misconception … but … well, can I just say aaaaaaaaaaargh.
I didn't say aaaaaargh to her. After all, she'd been very nice and helpful and I didn't want to antagonize her … but I did point out that RA can hit at any age, and that mine had started nine years ago when I was 39. Unfortunately, perhaps, I didn't really push the point … maybe I should have done. She's probably still a 'GP trainee' and might have found the information valuable. Thing is, I was kind of in shock that she'd made that comment and I just didn't react fast enough.
My apologies for the whole 'RA' and arthritis 'community' – I feel that I've let us down!
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The 4th National PhD Conference in Neuroscience
This year's annual PhD conference took place on 21-23 September 2016 at Hurdalsjøen Hotel. The hotel is located just 30 min from Gardermoen Airport, yet in a quite location by the forest and lake in Hurdal - a great setting for scientific discussions, networking and fun. We hope to see you all there in September!
Registration is now closed.
About the conference
The annual PhD conference of NRSN is organized exclusively by PhD students, for PhD students. This is the perfect arena to meet other students in neuroscience and to practice your conference and presentation skills in a friendly atmosphere. All participants must submit an abstract and present their projects during the conference, either in a plenary oral presentation, or in a combined poster- and "blitz" presentation. The "blitz" is a super brief presentation where participants advertise their own poster. The best presentation in each category will be awarded with a 6000 NOK prize! The program will also include lectures by two invited speakers (TBA), group work, discussions, and social activities. There is no conference fee, and NRSN will cover travel expenses and full-board accommodation of all participants.
Who can participate?
The conference is open to all members of NRSN, i.e., PhD candidates and research program ("forskerlinje") medical students who are working in the field neuroscience and affiliated with a Norwegian institution. Neuroscience is here broadly defined and the conference is equally relevant for basic and clinical researchers. We encourage students to attend from the very start of their research project to the last year of their PhD, as this gives them the chance to develop their professional network and improve their presentation skills over time, and to receive feedback on their projects in different stages.
If you are not already a member of NRSN, you may register for the conference and apply for membership at the same time.
Organizing committee
The organizing committee consists of PhD candidates in neuroscience who are all members of NRSN. Feel free to contact your local representative in the committee if you have any questions regarding the conference.
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- Family in Northern India forced to walk 45 miles to the nearest hospital in -35C
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- Trekked on foot down river Chadar, at an altitude of 11,123ft, for eight hours a day
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For this family from Ladakh, Northern India, the situation was quite different, as they were forced to travel on foot for 45 miles to get to the nearest hospital.
A different world: As there is no doctor or hospital facility in the village where the family live, they were forced to travel on foot down river Chadar, at an altitude of 11,123ft, for nine days - and then make the same journey back when the baby was born
Latest addition: The newborn baby is wrapped up warm for the nine-day journey back to their home town in Ladakh, Northern India
Long journey: Another member of the family carries the newborn's older sibling as they make their way up the frozen river, walking for eight hours a day
It took them nine days to get to their destination, Lingshed, the nearest town with a hospital, after which they had to return the same way they came - up a frozen mountain river in temperatures of -35C.
A photographer encountered the family during their nine-day journey home with their newborn baby in a basket, carrying a young child.
The frozen river Chadar is at an altitude of 11,123 ft,and the family walked for eight hours-a-day over the frozen river often up to their knees in bitingly cold water.
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The photos were captured by photographer Tim Vollmer from Iceland who was trekking up the Chadar with his friends when he spotted the weather-beaten family.
No other option: The family had to bring food, blankets and other provisions on their backs or on sleds and camped out in caves at night before continuing their gruelling walk in the morning
Tough trek: The family were sometimes forced to wade through icy water and snow after the cold weather blocked the roads from Ladakh to the hospital in Lingshed
Keeping warm: A cave in the mountainside serves as shelter for the night as the family gathers around a fire in the freezing cold night
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Manav Rachna International University conferred award for 'University with BestPlacements in India' by ASSOCHAM.
Times of India ranked Faculty of Management Studies, Manav Rachna International University among the top 50 Business School in India and amongst top 15 in North India in 2015.
Manav Rachna College of Engineering (now MRU) has been ranked among the Top 30 Engineering institutes across the country (closely behind all the IITs, NITs and BIT) by the Times of India (June 16, 2015). This ranks MRCE on No. 9 among Engineering Institutes in North India. The survey has also ranked MRCE as No. 10 among the Private Engineering Colleges across the country.
Careers 360 magazine has given a AAA rating to FET, MRIU and to MRCE (now MRU)
As part of Careers 360 Regional B-School Rating, Faculty of Management Studies, Manav Rachna International University secured AAA+ rating as part of Haryana state and AA+ rating from Delhi-NCR. Manav Rachna College of Engineering also secured AAA rating from Haryana state as part of the same rating.
In the Business Today B-School rankings, Faculty of Management Studies, MRIU was ranked 14th on Future Orientation all across India (IIMs and other top institutes are also a part of the ranking).
Faculty of Management Studies, MRIU was given a 5 star rating in the Pioneer B-School special edition. MRIU was also Ranked No.3 in the Students' Most Preferred B-schools offering Management Education.
The Pioneer special edition on June 5, 2014 ranked Manav Rachna Dental College among India's Top 10 Private Dental Colleges.
The Faculty of Engineering & Technology (FET) has been ranked by India Today among the Top 5 Emerging Engineering Colleges in the country. As per the factual score in the survey, FET stands at No. 3.
Manav Rachna International University has been ranked amongst 30 top Private Universities in the survey by Career 360 in 2015.
ASSOCHAM DECLARES MRIU AS THE 'Best University serving Social Cause'.
In recognition of the consistent CSR activities undertaken by MRIU under the aegis of Dr. O P Bhalla Foundation, Manav Rachna International University (MRIU) was felicitated with 'ASSOCHAM – National Education Excellence Award 2015 for the 'Best University serving Social Cause'.
MRIU was also felicitated with the 'ASSOCHAM – Education Excellence Award 2014 for the Best Private University for Research Promotion & Innovation in India'.
Manav Rachna has continuously strived to create well balanced personalities who are ready to brave challenges and come out as winners. Excelling at global sports arenas, beauty pageants, world forums and international technical meets has been the Manav Rachna way of life!
Committed to Founder Visionary Dr O.P. Bhalla's ideals of nation building, Dr O.P. Bhalla Foundation, a trust with philanthropy as its sole objective under the banner of Manav Rachna Educational Institutions (MREI), has been carrying forward the philanthropic vision and rich legacy of Dr. O.P. Bhalla through a series of CSR activities. Having undertaken a wide range of developmental activities, research and training in various fields, such as education, sustainable development and environmental protection, gender equality, health and well-being, Dr O.P. Bhalla Foundation has made many a milestone and a massive transformation in the lives of the marginalized and underprivileged. Through Skill Development workshops, the Foundation has been providing youths with the necessary skills for a livelihood; through the "Say No to Polythene" pledge Manav Rachna International University became the first University of Haryana to be polythene-free. Students of MREI made creative carry bags with used old t-shirts which were subsequently distributed in order to spread ecological awareness. The Foundation is also working towards improving Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) for higher education in Faridabad. The Ek Muthi Daan campaign (a movement where no one sleeps hungry), community health camps, mega blood donation camps, Swachh Bharat Swasth Bharat Abhiyaan, waste management, maintenance of the World's Tallest Tiranga to honour and uphold the nation's pride and honour, or even supporting the Beti Bachao Beti Padao campaign, are examples of the exemplary work undertaken by the Foundation. Very recently, a Skill and Health Development centre has been set up for the benefit of people of Mohna village.
With a student strength of 45,000+ and a glorious track record of 19 years, Manav Rachna Educational Institutions have evolved to numerous benchmarked professional institutions of excellence in Engineering, Management, Health and Applied Sciences, Computer Education, Hotel Management, Architecture, Commerce & Humanities, Media, Dental Sciences, Education, Design, Schooling and many more.
Today, MREI has grown to become one of the best education entities in the country, having built a reputation for excellence in professional education and research. It now encompasses a mélange of vibrant world class institutions spread across the country. These include Manav Rachna International University, Manav Rachna University, Manav Rachna College of Education, Manav Rachna Dental College, Manav Rachna International Schools (in Faridabad, Noida, Gurugram (Gurgaon) and Ludhiana), Kunskapsskolan (Lucknow, Gurugram (Gurgaon)). A state-of-the-art campus at Rajiv Gandhi Education City, Sonepat is under anvil.
Students from across the globe at MRIU
Manav Rachna Educational Institutions attracts students from all across the country and abroad. Currently, it has students from almost all States/Union Territories in India and 14 countries.
An array of Accreditations
Manav Rachna International University, Faridabad, which is a Deemed University under Section 3 of the UGC Act 1956, has been accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) with 'A' Grade. This distinction places the University in the premier league of the top-rated universities of the country.
The National Board of Accreditation (NBA) has accredited MRIU for its B.Tech – Mechanical Engg., Computer Engg. and Electronics & Communication Engg (2004-2007). It has also provided accreditation for B.Tech – Mechanical Engg., Computer Engg, Information Technology, Electronics & Communication Engg (2007-2010). Accreditation has also been granted by Tata Consultancy Services, Maruti Suzuki Limited, HCL Technology, L&T InfoTech, Campus Connect Program of Infosys and Partnership with EMC Corporation for training on Cloud Computing, Data Storage and Data Mining.
AUCKLAND INSTITUTE OF STUDIES (AIS), Auckland, New Zealand is a unique tertiary institution providing NZQA Accredited Diploma, UG and PG level programmes. It has partnered with MRIU to provide curriculum and accreditation support for BBA-GIB and B.Sc. -I.T. programs.
MRIU is a designated NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) centre. The B.Arch program at MRIU is approved by Council of Architecture.
Manav Rachna Dental College (MRDC) has also been accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) with 'A' Grade- making it the 1st Dental College in Haryana to achieve this distinction.
Manav Rachna University (erstwhile Manav Rachna College of Engineering) has been accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) as an 'A' Grade Institution. NBA has also accredited its B.Tech programmes – Mechanical Engg, Computer Engg. and Electronics & Communication Engg. for a period of 2 years.
Manav Rachna International University is a member of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU).
242 Filed / Granted Patents, 3000 + Published Research Papers
MREI is focused on R&D and academic excellence with 242 filed patents and more than 3000 published research papers in International / National journals. The focus at Manav Rachna Innovation and Incubation Centre (MRIIC) is on applied research leading to patents, research publications in reputed Journals/ Conferences and generation of IPRs, with the ultimate aim of improving employability skills of the University Graduates.
15 Academic collaborations with Leading Global Universities
MREI has MOUs for academic collaborations with International Universities – Algonquin College (Ottawa, Canada), Curtin University (Perth, Australia), Lahti University of Applied Sciences (Finland), AIS St Helens (Auckland, New Zealand), Royal Agricultural University (UK), Hiram College (USA), Leeds Metropolitan University (UK), Tsukuba University (Japan), Teesside University (UK), University of Sains (Malaysia), University of Malaya (Kuala Lumpur), University of Texas (Arlington, USA), Missouri State University (Missouri, USA), Edinburgh Napier University (UK), iCarnegie (USA) and Bangladesh Institute of Sports & Sciences.
International\National Conferences, Seminars and Workshops
Manav Rachna International University has organized more than 110 International / National Conferences, Seminars, Symposia, and 205 FDPs. List of conferences and symposia conduced during last three years includes:
Department of Electrical and Electronics in collaboration with Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt. Ltd. is organizing a National Conference on Advances in Power and Control on 26th June, 2015.
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering is organizing an International Conference on Soft Computing Techniques and Implementations technically sponsored by IEEE from 8th to 10th October 2015.
Faculty of Applied Sciences is organizing the 7th Asia Pacific Conference on Exercise and Sports Science 2015 (APCESS 2015), the bi-annual conference of the Asian Council of Exercise and Sports Science (ACESS) from October 14th to 16th, 2015. The conference theme "Interdisciplinary Applied Approach to Health and Performance Enhancement through Sports Science" is indeed apposite theme as the sports competitions in this modern era are more scientific than conventional.
Renowned speakers from more than 30 countries / regions have confirmed their participation and will deliberate over various issues of Sports Science & technology and physical education. The interactions would mostly cover recent approaches in Sports development through sports sciences, Health and yoga, Emerging trends in latest technology in sports, Biomechanics, Sports Philosophy, Sports Pedagogy, Sports Marketing, Sports Nutrition, Sports Physiotherapy, Ergonomics and Prosthetics Adapted Physical Education, Dope control, Indian Culture to physical Activity and Sports. Approximately 20 young research scholars from a number of countries like China , Croatia , Czech Republic , Germany , Malaysia, Serbia , Singapore , South Korea , Thailand , Turkey , Zimbabwe have already given their nominations to be associated with APCESS as Future Leaders. This biennial conference which was held earlier in Korea, Philippines, Japan, Malaysia, China and Taiwan will be an exclusive opportunity for the Global Sport and Health Community to interact candidly in the ideal environment provided by Manav Rachna International University in October 2015.
Award winning participation by Manav Rachna students in competitions
MREI students participate in prestigious International/National Project Competitions, winning numerous awards. These include Accenture Innovation Jockey, Microsoft Youth Spark Challenge, Microsoft Apps for Office Challenge, Best New Concept Car BAJA SAE India, Auto Mall Expo, Formula SAE India, Intel India Embedded Challenge, Formula Student Germany, Shell-Eco, World Robotics Olympiads, SUPRA SAE India and MICROSOFT IMAGINE CUP.
[list_item]Manav Rachna College of Engineering(Manav Rachna University): Students have notched top honours at many professional competitions both at National and International level. Notable amongst them are: Microsoft Embedded Spark Summer Challenge (organized by Microsoft) at Boston, USA, Imagine Cup (Organized by Microsoft) at St Petersberg. Students have bagged National level competition awards at IIT Roorkee, IIT Guwahati, IIT Gandhi Nagar, IIT Delhi, BITS Pilani, and Accenture Innovation Jockey 2014. [/list_item]
[list_item]Manav Rachna Dental College (MRDC): A lot of cutting-edge research is being carried out. These endeavours, inter alia, find expression in a large number of research paper awards. Notable among them are best paper awards from Colgate, PG Convention Chandigarh, IES Conference Hyderabad. Besides, the College has incessantly been organizing a large number of conferences/ symposia/ colloquia to foster research and community dental health awareness.[/list_item]
MRIU is a regular partner of the Government of Haryana in IITF held at Pragati Maidan every year and displays the best practices in educational institutions which include the award winning student projects. Sh. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Hon'ble Governor of Haryana and Sh. Manohar Lal Khattar, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Haryana highly appreciated Manav Rachna's projects on display at IITF 2015 and said that such projects and innovations fulfill a huge need- they are indeed what is needed and desired in today's world".
MRIU shines at India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2013 & 2014
MRIU is a regular partner of the Govternment of Haryana in IITF held at Pragati Maidan every year and displays the best practices in educational institutions which include the award winning student projects.
In Nov 2013, MRIU students displayed Tractrobot, Smart Blind Stick,Pick and Place Robot, Pills Box, Smart Skull (Helmet), Smart Dustbin, Driver Fitness Tester, All Terrain Bike ATV2, All Terrain Car ATV1 and Smart Efficycle (Battery Driven Self Charging Rickshaw) all of which were highly appreciated by His Excellency Governor of Haryana and Chief Minister Haryana along with a galaxy of other high profile visitors while visiting the Haryana Pavilion at IITF 2013. Projects in the area of robotics and aeronautics were also the centre of attraction.
MRIU once again made its mark when students of Manav Rachna Innovation & Incubation Centre (MRIIC) showcased 24 unique projects at the Haryana Pavilion of IITF 2014. The theme of IITF 2014, "Women Entrepreneurs", figured prominently in the display. The Sensor Piano (a piano that can be played from a distance by gesture of fingers); Waiter Robot (a robotic waiter); Smart Skull; Electro Seat (a comfortable cushioned seat that enables you to carry electric power wherever you go); Hand Gesture Controlled Mouse; Saviour Suit (that protects women in distress) and Mushroom Cultivation were the main attractions at the pavilion. Intrigued by the projects developed by the young innovative minds, His Excellency Hon'ble Governor of Haryana Shri Kaptan Singh Solanki put on the Smart Skull to understand its functionality. While visiting the Manav Rachna display at the Haryana Pavilion,Captain Abhimanyu, Minister of Finance, Government of Haryana Government of Haryana also expressed his appreciation of the creativity of the students.
His Excellency Governor of Haryana and Chief Minister of Haryana highly appreciated the efforts of the students in innovations.
Glorious Record Of Placements, Success and Knowledge
Across a journey of 19 years, 45,000 + students, including an alumni base exceeding 17,000 students have been seen walking the MREI corridors of knowledge. With 14,000+ on-campus placements, more than 500 reputed MNCs and Indian corporates have been regularly patronizing MREI for student training and placement, all these years.
Leading industry academic partners
Infosys, SuKam, SAP, KPMG, Fortis Healthcare, NIIT/IFBI, IBM, JBM Group, TCS, NDTV Worldwide, I-Carnegie and BPO Certification Institute (BCI) are some of the academic partners which associate with the various programmes being run at MREI.
ICT For Academic Delivery
MREI is leveraging ICT for academic delivery and the presently-in-use LMS encompasses KPMG, TCS, IBM, i-Carnegie (USA), Mosaica (USA), Kunskapsskolan (Sweden).
Chapters For Total Professional Development of Students
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