Inactivity is the hardest part of recovery. I hope you find something to help when you go to the PT Legin. I tried to do a bit of weeding yesterday, I think I pulled 4 weeds, and gave up, I started to ache.
Its a good idea to see if there is a quiet time at the pool, but with summer holidays aproaching I guess it would have to be quite early in the morning to get there before all the kids.
A little story to make you laugh:-
My youngest had severe excema when she was born and it continues even now, although more controlled. When she was 10 a nasty girl at school kept teasing her about it. I found out three weeks after the event that one day, my daughter lost her temper with the girl, got her up against a wall and started to thump her quite hard. The funny thing is, I worked in the school at the time, and knew nothing of this until someone let it slip. It turns out her teacher decided the other girl got what she had coming to her, so no action was taken against my daughter, apart from a little talking to explaining this was probably not the best way to solve a problem with another student. We still laugh about it now, my youngest is the most mild mannered girl you could find.
But it doesn't matter what our age, its upsetting when people can't accept you for what you are. I have a small patch of psoriasis on my leg, but I read one of your posts where you advised to get out in the sun. I've been doing that each day, half hour in the sun with my legs exposed and it seems to be working where all the different creams in the world don't seem to help. Maybe I'll soon be able to wear a skirt and not worry about the state of my leg. I usually just wear trousers so its hidden away.
Perhaps best you don't start wearing skirts though!
