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Hi, my name is carolhandy63!

carolhandy63 Member Posts: 1

March 2015 edited March 2015 in Welcomes and introductions

I am 51,was born with bilateral club feet and at 18 months lack of oxygen because of an infection causing a very high temp. I have had lots of operation too many to mention, but now have a lot of trouble with muscle control, ie bowl bladder and stomach. I was wondering if there is any on out there with similar problems as me and how are you coping with it, I still work 3 days a week in a school. I love it but finding it difficult to keep up as I get older.Is any one able to give me some advise please thanks Carol.

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