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<blockquote data-quote="stevvie1" data-source="post: 260821" data-attributes="member: 41451"><p>Many thanks for all your helpful advice and suggestions. I manage to shower with non-slip mats etc., but was wondering if some sort of seat would be preferable if secured or wedged in the cubicle? If you have a full cast how do you manage your toe-nails don't they curl into your skin? Anyone understand the rheumatoid factor level (XE255) count in the blood test? I gather there's a standard figure and if it falls over a set period it indicates the active part of the condition is starting to slow down. I wish the medical profession could pool all their knowledge and give it to us straight so that we could understand more fully the likely stages and outcomes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stevvie1, post: 260821, member: 41451"] Many thanks for all your helpful advice and suggestions. I manage to shower with non-slip mats etc., but was wondering if some sort of seat would be preferable if secured or wedged in the cubicle? If you have a full cast how do you manage your toe-nails don't they curl into your skin? Anyone understand the rheumatoid factor level (XE255) count in the blood test? I gather there's a standard figure and if it falls over a set period it indicates the active part of the condition is starting to slow down. I wish the medical profession could pool all their knowledge and give it to us straight so that we could understand more fully the likely stages and outcomes. [/QUOTE]
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