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[myrhiann]

Les left early Saturday morning, and I have been cleaning and tidying ever since. When I went on a 'seek and destroy' mission in the room where he keeps his clothes I found a stack of clothes in need of washing, plus 4 heavy woollen jumpers. I don't know what other husbands are like but this one says 'washing wears the clothes' and 'I don't want to

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[pondhopper]

Eczema is terrible to deal with. As you know, it's an auto-immune reaction. What are you using for it? My older daughter had a terrible case a few years ago all around her mouth, under her nose. It made her feel horrible because of where it was and how deforming it was. She used Protopic for a while which cleared it up but that is not good for long term and can be dangerous. Al allergist finally got it right even though it wasn't an allergic reaction (but I can't remember what finally cleared it up other than being less stressed).

Manolo hates leaving me extra laundry, too.
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[myrhiann]

I had been using Diprosone (hydro cortisone 2%), which comes in a tiny tube, but I needed something packed in larger quantities to cope with the way it has spread everywhere. I'm now applying Celestone-M (Betame thasone valerate 0.02% 3 times daily. Mind you, there are parts of my back I can't reach, so I may not get rid of it entirely. As I have had this condition for 2 1/2 years I'm not quite as hopeful as the specialist is.

I know it is a disease of the auto immune system. So is diabetes (type 2) which I also have.