hi everyone
andsoitbegins
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hi, first post...bit unsure what to do but big HELLOS! my name is kirsty, im 28 and i live in east midlands area.
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Hiya Kirsty.
Welcome.
I'm 50 and down in Kent, and have recently joinedyself, and finding my way about. Ask away, everyonese really knowledgeable, and friendly. X
P XPoliteness costs nothing, but goes a long way in life.
Always look out for each other. Be kind.
Hugs and smiles mean the world. XX -
And I make many typos, my phone auto corrects everything!, you will get used to that! I need my own translate lol
P XPoliteness costs nothing, but goes a long way in life.
Always look out for each other. Be kind.
Hugs and smiles mean the world. XX -
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Hi @andsoitbegins
Welcome to the community!Disability Gamechanger - 2019 -
dont worry about the typos im just as bad...without the autocorrect
well a bit about myself.... well i have 2 little girls ( single parent) and currently trying to find a balance between working, family time and me time. i work as a domicilary carer and my doctor has just referred me to a bone and joint man (cant spell the big word so not even going to attempt it lol) with suspected fibromyalgia. im currently on pain meds and vitamins for a few vitamin deficiancies, my question is does anyone have an insight what to expect from this appointment bar more bloods being stolen? thank you
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