Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)

 
 
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Old 02-17-2013, 12:26 PM #14
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Hi Andelina, I know from the replies to your thread that some people seem to be in legal things with their RSD so can't really post, but as I'm not I love the idea of talking about things other than RSD.

My name is Mandars (Amanda, but nobody calls me that), my late husband shortened my name to that & it's stuck I'm 50 this year, although I've had RSD for nearly 1/2 my life I have tried to ignore it & get on with life where possible. I'm a widow now & have been since 94, like you I have a daughter but she's grown up now. Suzi lives with me still & is engaged to a lovely lad, they plan to live with me even when they're married.

I used to run an animal rescue centre for cats, rabbits, guinea pigs & birds. I even had a little owl for several months. Although I stuck to taking only those I've told you about I did take in an iguana from some one who was posted abroad. I was living in a military area at the time in the south of England so had a high turn over of pets needing homes as people were posted else where. I had to give the centre up when I moved, but I still miss it. I have pets again now, an assistance dog that I trained myself, a guinea pig, 2 zebra finches & a quail. All the birds are rescued, some habits die hard

I do a lot of crafts also, I crochet, knit, cross stitch & sew. I have a grip thing to help me when I'm bad, the rest of the time I tuck the knitting needle down my brace & knit away! It's probably a sight that would give the avid knitter heart failure, but it's fun

I also love dolls housing, I use my ot therapy to make mini things for the houses we have. I use clay & femo to make foods & accessories, I sew fancy dresses for the dolls & make all sorts of soft furnishings for the houses. Whilst I was running the rescue centre for pleasure I was also working from home. I designed & made ball gowns for the military wives, also some wedding dresses.

Nice to chat to you
I guess they can't post. I was not trying to get anyone in trouble. I just wanted a place to talk about things that make us happy. A place to encourage eachother in our times of need. It is amazing to me that you used to run a resuce center. I love animals. When I was younger my family used to have horses, cows, pigs, chickens, ducks, rabbits, cats, dogs, birds, fish and my brother had a huge snake. I also had chinchillas. They were my babies along with my horses.
It is good to try to keep living life as best as we can. To keep moving forward and keep our head up. Crochet has really helped me get through this. I made blankets for everyone for christmas this last year. I made 7 in 5 months. I really enjoy doing it. I am not really good at sewing but would like to learn and would like to learn to knit. That is great that you made ball gowns and wedding dresses!! What an achievement! That must have been alot of hard work!
"You were given this life because you were strong enough to live it. Everything happens for a reason, somethings fall apart so they can fall back together, but in the end what is meant to be will be."
It was also nice chatting with you.
Angelina
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