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Hello , I am so sorry that you do not get the support you deserve.

Christmas dinner is a pain in itself for a lot of people. Why do you not ( did

not?) make it so that everyone brings stuff, HAVE the house cleaned either by

the kids or hire out, don't ask permission, do it! YOu must take care of

yourself. And You need to sit all the non-believers down and have a

heart-to-heart! Have the very best Christmas, in spite of it all. Clara

lindaaddie <lindaaddie@...> wrote: Hi Everyone and merry Christmas to

all.

A little about me. About 10 years ago I came down with fibro and in

1999 at christmas was sick and came down with Cfs. Some anxiety

thrown in and now this year feel as if I am getting sjogrens like my

sister since I am getting dryer in the eyes and mouth. Yes, i do

live in a very dry climate in sun Valley, idaho. I do too much at

times with instant feedback that I did to much like today it has

been raining for 2 days and hoping we get back into snow but our

driveway had a lot os snow and slush so I shoveled alot to the

side. Yes I have a husband who thinks I am ok and two teenager who

think I am also so not aloud to talk about pain etc. My son is 16

and on the ski team and my daughter is a soph at Wa St U. She is

also skating in the Sun Valley Nutcracker on Ice before 3,000 people

and working. I am hoping by xmas eve that it is colder and drier so

my legs will feel better as the muscles do so burn. Somehow as

always I have to cook christmas dinner for 10. I guess wine will

help me there with pain which my psych said I can drink taking

zoloft, neurontin, zanaflex at night, and ultram. i am trying to go

up on neurontin but that makes me more tired and my eyes dry out

more also. Our air here is also very dry. Everyone thinks I look

good but by eve I am so tired. Just alittle about me and thank you

for reading. My best to all of you.