Learning to Live with Erythroderma

Strangely, although my skin has improved some, I feel worse.  The deep aching continues and I wonder if there could be something else wrong with me that is causing it.  These are the sameaches and pains that I've had all along with Erythroderma, but much worse.  It hurts to move.  If I'm sitting still, I'm fairly comfortable, but moving any part of my body is painful.  I plan to bring it up with my Primary Care doctor next time I see him so he can check me out.

Another big piece of my soul has been taken away and placed in heaven.  My brother died last night of a heart attack and my heart is broken.   I said before that everything hurts (but that was just physically)  now there is truly no part of me that is not hurting...

 I'm so thankful for my children, grand-children, and great-grand-children.  They are a comfort to me and a reason to go on.