Re: happy, but not feeling well

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, try to get some rest while you're with your Dad and have a great time at Disney. They are wonderful there with wheel chairs or any kind of help you may need. If you are able, I would love to see your ponies! Dawn Kdemoraling wrote: Hi everyone.I've had a good Christmas and New Years. Perhaps the best Christmas ever. I'd already gotten my ponies and new saddle, which were early christmas gifts. Everything is going great with them, except I haven't been able to ride much, since it's been too icy, and leading them is tough with my arms so weak, and holding things makes my hands hurt. On christmas, I got a box of chocolates, a computer game (civilizaton 4) and rubber ducks that light up when you touch them (I have a rather large collection

of rubber ducks). I was so happy. It would have been perfect if my sister was here, but she was up in Canada with her mother. We really didn't do much for New Years, just a lot of cooking. My sister and I made several Indian dishes: a lamb dish, a chickpea dish and 2 kinds of flat bread. It was all really good, but so much work. Kneeding the dough was the hardest. Now, I'm quite tired and weak feeling. Been resting a lot, and reading a little. Sometimes my neck gets too weak to hold my head up, and it kind of flops over. I've also been getting some electrical feelings, mainly in my hands, but also in my lower back and one of my legs. And one day, my legs felt numb.I've seen the eye doctor, and she couldn't find any reason for the pain I experience from light at night. In a few weeks, I'm going to see a rheumatologist, to see what she thinks.In the meantime, I'm going to be going down to Disney World with my

dad. I'm looking forward to it, kind of. The only things that worry me are being able to carry my bags, and if I'll be able to manage all the walking. I hope so. I think that's all for now. The Will of God will never take you to where the Grace of God will not protect you...

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