Welcome back, Jill!/another dumb ques. from me

[Guest guest]

First of all, WELCOME BACK, JILL! YAY!!! So glad you are somewhat better.

We've all really missed you and I know that many of us have been praying for you

and thinking of you. It's so good to have you back with us...just don't be like

me and overdo it.

I have an amazingly dumb question (my intelligence has always been

overestimated!). I have never been seen by a rheumatologist, nor has any of the

many specialists I see ever mentioned to me that I should. However, I know that

many other EDSer's do regularly see one. Is this something I should look into?

What could a rheumy do for me that isn't already being done, if anything?

I'm glad you at least got some definite answers from Dr. Byers, . What's

he like in person?

Love,

~LoneStarRose~

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[Guest guest]

Thank you , I appreciate all of your kind thoughts, prayers and

support!!!! We simply have to meet one day!

Now no question is ever dumb!!! A rheumatologist is someone who specializes

in diseases of connective tissues and arthritis - what can he do for you?

Well, he might just be a valuable source of referral and information

gathering if you do not have someone who can work in just that kind of

capacity already.

Jill