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Ron said at the beginning of her speech: “I want to share with you something that happened to me. I told you that my leg was seized, my back muscles. Then it moved to the front, then to the joint, and I didn’t understand why it was happening. I shared it with you after a few days at the doctor, and I started treatment with an anti-inflammatory painkiller.”
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Ron continued and revealed the severe pain she experienced: “I had nothing in my leg except the unbearable pain. After a few days the pain went away. I told you after two days that I felt wonderful and that it was 90 percent behind me. Who would have thought that after two days the pain would return. What is pain ? Stars! You can’t move, you can’t sit. I was crippled.”
Ron continued to unfold the difficult story: So I started again with the pill, and after a few days suddenly such strange spots began to appear on the skin in the leg area. So I said ‘Maybe I’m allergic to the pill’. Who even thought about what I’m going to tell you. Another day passed and the spots began to spread. Blisters formed. It felt like a jellyfish was stuck to my thigh. It started to itch, and the leg felt numb and swollen. You know how you get burned in the sun and your skin burns? Like I have a burn. I have shingles.”
Ron continued: “I actually want to flood it. It appeared on my leg. Shingles is a viral disease. A virus from the herpes family that settles on some kind of nerve and causes unreasonable pain that you don’t understand where this blow fell on you. The reason for the outbreak is usually spontaneous. It is very important to me Telling my case will raise awareness. Over the age of 60, fifty percent will get shingles.”
“Know that if you suddenly have an inexplicable pain in your stomach, back, arm, leg, face, and you don’t see anything – maybe you have shingles. I’ve had it for three weeks now, and on the way out I got through it relatively easily. Finally, May we only be healthy, I wish full health to everyone, and we’ll end with a smile.”
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