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Colleen Coble writes romantic suspense with a strong atmospheric element. A lovable animal of some kind--usually a dog--always populates her novels. She can be bribed with DeBrand mocha truffles.
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Cheryl Hodde writes romantic medical suspense under the pen name of Hannah Alexander, using all the input she can get from her husband, Mel, for the medical expertise. For fun she hikes and reads. Out of guilt, she rescues discarded cats. She and Mel are presently taking orders from four pampered strays.
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Make yourself crawl to the donut? ;-)
Seriously, the best thing for arthritis, my sister's doctor says, is to keep moving. With four kids at your house, I'm pretty sure you're doing that!
Just knowing how much better I feel when I'm working out consistently is my motivation. If the 40s are all about feeling stiff and achy, what's coming in the 50s? lol
cheryl
Heck, I AM 27 and feel like that some days! grr!
Also take that herb thingie - uh glucosimine. I started it a few years ago when I started getting arthritis in my hands. It took a few months, but it works. It slows down the deterioration and rebuilds the joints or soemthing. I don't really care what it does or doesn't do, it works! And my doctor told me to take it. :)
Ok, my niece, who is 2 years younger than my nearly 51, runs marathons. She runs every single morning, plays golf and swims and has a very busy orthodontic practice. When she had appendicitis, she was running (gently) 2 days later.
She drives me bonkers!!! And I taught P.E. and coached. (Ok, breathing in and out. Don't compare, don't compare.)
Now, you don't have to love it, but yes, you have to do something. I feel like a blob next to you. If only my pain made me look as good as you do. Ok, that wasn't helpful.
Do you have access to a pool? Seriously, my niece swims when she can't run. It's supposed to be great. (Notice I say "supposed to be.") When you figure out the easy way, let me know! Donut crawls sound good to me.
Oh my gosh, your ADVICE!!! It's like eat less and exercise. ROFLOL I don't want to hear that. I want to hear you know, go have the magic donut that does the work for YOU. Does anyone know about that kind of advice? LOL
And please, don't tell me about anyone running marathons. They're perfectionists who need a real hobby. Ane, I bought that stuff for my hubby, I will take some. I also got something to help inflammation at Whole Foods today. And maybe I will get on the exercise machine. Maybe. LOL
And for you Krista, REALLY being 27, PPPHHTT! : )
How weird...last month my 40 something friend said, "I think I have arthritis in my thumbs," and I said, "No way--me too!" I've been so bummed about it, but maybe it's just the mix of weather change and all this typing. You think?
Feel better. I heard that we *older* gals need to do weight training for bone density. I'm thinking of actually doing it...eventually :)
No way Julie! I wonder if it's carpal tunnel? It sure feels like arthritis. My joints are feeling big, oh but I bought this anti-inflammation stuff at Whole Foods yesterday. It was expensive, but it's really working.
My thought is that a good hot fudge sundae cures just about everything.
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