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Old 04-28-2012, 02:49 AM #1
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Talking about is at parties is not appropriate, but it's also hard to not to want to talk about it, especially when newly diagnosed. Therefore lately, l haven't wanted to socialise with anyone, as l don,t want to bore them with my PN.

At the moment that all that really interests me.

Hopefully this will change in time.

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Old 04-28-2012, 09:04 AM #2
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Talking about is at parties is not appropriate, but it's also hard to not to want to talk about it, especially when newly diagnosed. Therefore lately, l haven't wanted to socialise with anyone, as l don,t want to bore them with my PN.

At the moment that all that really interests me.

Hopefully this will change in time.

Sue
Sue, while PN is definitely not a form of TMS/MBS, there is some great advice on this site that can be used to deal with a chronic disease or chronic pain. It has helped me a lot in the past and I'm applying parts of it now http://www.tmswiki.org/ppd/So_You_Th...Might_Have_TMS
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Talking about is at parties is not appropriate, but it's also hard to not to want to talk about it, especially when newly diagnosed. Therefore lately, l haven't wanted to socialise with anyone, as l don,t want to bore them with my PN.

At the moment that all that really interests me.

Hopefully this will change in time.
It does, it will, and it is. Journey... process... stages of grief.

Google: stages of grief chronic (and ignore the ones talking about death!)

I think you'll recognize which ones you've been through, and where you are now (and it's possible to be in more than one at the same time).

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