Although the list of side effects is long, it was a relief when the prednisolone dose was doubled and the pain finally let go. Having a body that functions again feels incredible. I am so thankful that the pain and stiffness could be fixed. In addition the high prednisolone dose gives an extra gear at times. Due to the paint in my chest I don't want / dare to run, but I can walk. So I walk. Every single day. The goal is an 1 hour, but if I can only manage 10 minutes, it's better than nothing. Today I got halfway to Løvlia on skis, next time I will get a little closer. Distance and time are really not that important, the most important thing is that I get out and move. The rheumatlogist has given the green light to move, as much as possible.
Equally gratifying is the fact that the hands have picked up the knitting again. No stiffness or poain, just fingers running the knitting needles. And while my fingers is making a new beanie appear, I am making plans..
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