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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: San Antonio
Posts: 1,471
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: San Antonio
Posts: 1,471
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Hey Pippi!
I know what you mean about exercise and MG, but if your neuro says that you are not up to it just try and be patient. I KNOW how hard that is - trust me - and I know you do not want your muscles to waste away, but you really need to listen to your dr right now. I argued with mine and thought I was "stronger" than I was - I wasn't. It wasn't fun!
I am not trying to be a downer @ all.....I just know that MG isn't something you can "work through"......give it a little more time. Soon you'll get the "green light" and work out - it will all be worth it in the end!
Hang in there!
Big hugs!
Erin
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Originally Posted by Pippi
In the few days I have been a member of this group I feel for the first time that I am getting some good suggestios/ideas from people that understand. I had been a Real Estate Appraiser until end of last year when I quit working as I cannot climb stairs and tire out very quickly when I do any sort of activity. Being at home, though, and being inactive is causing me concern over weight gain, muscle tone etc. I mentioned exercise to my Neuro at my last appointment and he said I was not ready. How can we keep muscle tone without hurting our MG?
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