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From: Amie on 6 Mar 2007 10:15
> 20. Everyone else who has scleroderma is either 1) old or 2) female.

Wow. Double whammy if you're an old female - like me.


From: Dave Wilcher on 6 Mar 2007 11:40
Amie wrote:
>> 20. Everyone else who has scleroderma is either 1) old or 2) female.
>
> Wow. Double whammy if you're an old female - like me.

Meh, you're only as old as you *think* you are..

dave (thinks he's 25, but probably acts 8 ;-)
--
A person who won't read has no advantage over one who can't read.
-Mark Twain


From: Andrea MacIntyre on 11 Mar 2007 12:57
On Jan 14, 10:40 am, "Scoresby" <qwerty3...(a)hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
> 1. Your arms hurt.
> 2. Your legs hurt.
> 3. Your back hurts.
> 4. You always feel tired.
> 5. It's impossibly hard to get up in the morning.
> 6. Migraines.
> 7. Heartburn
> 8. You always over sleep.
> 9. Getting up earlier than normal make you feel like trash.
> 10. No matter how much you look after your health, you will always be
> unhealthy.
> 11. You and the Pharmacist are on a first name basis. (!)
> 12. No one understands what it's like.
> 13. You have to take more pills than most people knew existed.
> 14. Everyone always finishes eating before you.
> 15. You can't go out running.
> 16. You can't play football, soccer or rugby.
> 17. Swimming makes your skin hurt.
> 18. People always stare at your scars.
> 19. You didn't have any friends at school.
> 20. Everyone else who has scleroderma is either 1) old or 2) female.

You grunt when you move- all the time.

From: Amie on 27 Mar 2007 10:44
On Mar 11, 12:57 pm, "Andrea MacIntyre" <scad...(a)hotmail.com> wrote:

> You grunt when you move- all the time.

LOL - good one!


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