Quiltheimer’s Disease
04-02-2009, 10:41 AM
#13
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Location: Ontario Canada
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I will have to make sure I tell my husband that there is indeed a name for what I have!! I am sure he will be relieved! Maybe not when he finds out it is in fact incurable! Oh well now that I have it, I will have to learn to live with it!
Thanks for the smiles!!!
Kendra
Thanks for the smiles!!!
Kendra
04-05-2009, 08:19 PM
#17
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Louisiana
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Originally Posted by Barbm
I only have 2 symptoms, does that mean I don't have much chance for beating the disease? What are my odds to succumbing to this fatal attraction (certainly not an affliction)?
04-06-2009, 05:52 AM
#18
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 331
I knew that I had something. It is so nice to finally find a name for it! I think it is a life time thing. I guess I will just have to learn to live with it.
Do you think that my family will help me get my house fixed up for this? Making it better for me? Easier to live with it? And put things to where I can get to them to pass my time that I have left in this world? I know that this is killer and we all will go to our graves with this. I am so glad to have all of you to talk to to help me ease my "pain" in this disease. :lol:
Hubby was thinking that there was a cure and when I told there was none.....he just shook his head and said "Well I am so sorry for you! I wondered what was wrong with you. Too bad there is no cure. But don't even think of trying to give it to me! I couldn't handle it!"
Now this is a man that will go shopping with me (when I was working and had some money!) and will cut my blocks out for me. I think he has a touch of it too! :mrgreen:
Do you think that my family will help me get my house fixed up for this? Making it better for me? Easier to live with it? And put things to where I can get to them to pass my time that I have left in this world? I know that this is killer and we all will go to our graves with this. I am so glad to have all of you to talk to to help me ease my "pain" in this disease. :lol:
Hubby was thinking that there was a cure and when I told there was none.....he just shook his head and said "Well I am so sorry for you! I wondered what was wrong with you. Too bad there is no cure. But don't even think of trying to give it to me! I couldn't handle it!"
Now this is a man that will go shopping with me (when I was working and had some money!) and will cut my blocks out for me. I think he has a touch of it too! :mrgreen:
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