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Trish, what is your swelling from? Is it from MS? Arthritis?

I was tested for RA back in the 80s when I finally got a fibromyalgia dx...all tests were negative for RA and Lupus.

The swelling in my feet and hands has subsided somewhat, but I can't get my rings even close to the middle joint
A lot of the joint pain has subsided the past two days as well, except the spasticity pain. That has ratcheted up despite the cool temps.

I am thinking of calling my PCP when I get back home from taking care of DGD. I am going home tomorrow afternoon. I thought I'd give my body the weekend to see if I can get my rings on before next week.
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