Lymphedema People is an anchor

[blubrdfrend]

Today I am giving thanks for Lymphedema People. I live near a very small town. I was a county criminal court clerk in a nearby city of 25, 000. I am now retired. Until I found this site, I had never spoken to or seen another person with lymphedema. I have learned so much and been uplifted so many times by you, the members of this site. Knowing that someone understands the mental and physical problems of lymphedema is a comfort. It was wonderful to find so much information in one place. The information and forums on this site have been invaluable to me.
Betty

[patoco]

Thanks you so much for your kind words, Betty.

Being a part of the family here and being able to reach out to help other lymphers like myself is a true blessing and is one reason I have been able to continue to keep going throughout these years of battling lymphedema, lymphoma, cellulitis, pain and the list that goes with LE.

Pat

[joanne johnson]

Pat,

I was glad to see that you recently posted. How are you doing? In a couple of weeks I have an appointment with the Chief of Vascular Service. He is from a very well respected hospital. My legs are getting bigger plus I have painful varicose veins. Is there anything new in the treatment of lymphedema? Sometimes I just can't stand it.

Joanne

[blubrdfrend]

Joanne, I believe that Pat is still in rehab. I looked up the address.


Winder Health Care and Rehabilitation
P O Box 588
Winder GA 30680

[joanne johnson]

Blue, Thanks for the info on Pat. I will drop him a line.

Joanne