When I feel blue or in lots of pain I surround myself in purple fluffiness and get onto my very non-moving, virtual of course, purple fluffy couch and submerge myself into the softness until I feel safe, warm and not in as much pain, or, sadness. Whilst I’m there I also, occassionally, indulge in the… Read More Feeling blue? Hugs of fluffiness on route to you | Fluffmeister
Are you living with chronic illness such as Fibromyalgia, EDS/JHS/HMS, CFS/ME, Anxiety/Depression, and, are thinking about trying a complementary approach to enhance your treatment, such as using essential oils, and would like to know about them first?(always a good idea!) then the link below may be useful to you. Here are the Ten Must… Read More Thinking about trying something complementary here are the ‘Ten Must Have Basic Essential Oils’ | your-aromatherapy-guide.com
Absolutely disgraceful that this has happened
After reading the study, ‘Impact of Pain on Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors‘ via EDS Info (Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome)‘, my brain began to slowly remind me of my past and the very long battle that I endured regarding my pain versus my mental health. The persistent lack of understanding and being made to feel like I was… Read More Spoonie talk – What came first? Your pain?, or, your depression? | by Fibrofly73
Are you in constant pain? Do you find that you cannot manage to do conventional exercise because of it? The following link takes you to a post on a website dedicated to living with Chronic Pain and is appropriately called ‘The Princess in the Tower’, which makes me remember how many times that I have… Read More Info & tips – The Princess in the Tower: When Pain Makes Normal Exercise Impossible by Princess
This is an article taken from Everyday health Last Updated: 5/15/2015 🙂 13 Things Anyone Who Loves a Highly Sensitive Person Should Know | Everyday Health. By Lindsay Holmes, Huffington Post I love this article because I have long term depression and chronic anxiety due to my Long term – Chronic Pain & terrible Hypersensitivities,… Read More 13 Things Anyone Who Loves a Highly Sensitive Person Should Know | Everyday Health – by Lindsay Holmes > Huffington Post
I can totally associate with what you write here about sensory overload I end up switching completely off and ignoring everything if I’m somewhere I can’t leave such as a train, or waiting room. Re-blogging for others to read as they will associate with you too, wishing you wellness and sending healing fluffie hugs to… Read More Sensory overload
Morning everyone 🙂 A topic that we all familiarise with yet, again, not share 100% as we are all affected in differing ways. Which sensitivities so you struggle with? Many patients with Fibromyalgia report having problems with varying sensitivities that can affect their senses, specifically, touch, sound, audio & smell. I am interested to find… Read More NEW MONTH – NEW POLL Have Fibromyalgia? Which of these sensitivities cause you the most discomfort?
Article from MigraineAgain: Aching Body, Aching Head: Understanding Migraine and Fibromyalgia This is a very intersting article regarding Fibromyalgia and Migraines, which many fibromites have a terrible time controlling. It is also Migraine Awareness Month so a good article to share to help raise awareness of #Fibromyalgia, #Migraines and also #invisibleillness ‘SHOUT IT LOUD’ … Read More Article from MigraineAgain: Aching Body, Aching Head: Understanding Migraine and Fibromyalgia
How Fibromyalgia is diagnosed is often changing as physicians realise new and different things about the illness. I’d like to share a bit of Fibro history to help us understand just how slow that progress has been before indulging ourselves into the current World of Fibro Diagnosis. Early studies Recorded evidence of medical conditions… Read More How is Fibromyalgia Classified/Diagnosed Part 1 – Historical background – From Fibrositis to Fibromyalgia
