via The effect of health goals on health outcomes (study) – Counting My Spoons. This is an interesting read by Julie Ryan based on a study re: health goals & health outcomes. Where do you fit in? I have been through them all 1>2>3>2 up to date and am currently being in control of my… Read More Julie Ryan – The effect of health goals on health outcomes (study) – Counting My Spoons
A real life read that you may find common ground with regarding living life with #ChronicIllness and the little things that come along, which make you think! Talking about how our disabilities affect us can help us to understand our chronic illnesses and also to come to terms with them. Link to post: Every solution… Read More Two Rooms Plus Utilities – Every solution breeds a problem
When you’re experiencing chronic pain what things do you wish your loved ones would do for you that would help you feel better? Maybe, a hot water bottle for your painful back or a hot bubble bath?, or, bolster cushion for under your knees?, or even something really soothing like a hot chocolate with all… Read More Article – Health.com – 12 Nice Things You Can Do For Someone In Pain by Anne Harding
via Gardening With Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.– how to avoid hard work By Adrienne Dellwo Fibromyalgia & Chronic Fatigue Expert http://www.about.com – health Updated June 08, 2015. Reviewed by a board-certified physician. Updated February 16, 2017 Are you a keen gardener who struggles to do it anymore? …… then this article is for you… Read More Article from Abouthealth.com – Gardening With Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome By: Adrienne Dellwo, Chronic Fatigue Expert
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
How Honest Are You? | my foggy brain. Originally posted: myfoggybrain.com A great expression of a fellow fibromites frustrations regarding what to say when people ask if you’re fine and whether to tell them the truth or not Updated June 2017 / October 2019 Save Save Save
#invisibleillness you are not alone, we all face the stigma of use the stick or not & whether to actually get the stick or not!?! Re-blogged Chronic Blog post by thebekindtimes.wordpress.com/ Sadly, it often, if not most always, seems to be a catch 22 😮 I remember being in my 20’s and not liking having… Read More My Illness is NOT a Secret. But why should I explain it to you?
Great positivity from a feeling of negative! I can associate with much of what you write and am sharing it with others to help spread the positive vibes 🙂
Link to the original: Fibromyalgia Awareness | Information, Tips, Support, Patient Stories: How on earth do you look sick Dedicated to raising awareness about Fibromyalgia and offer online support. Find fibromyalgia information, news, interviews and tips. – See more at: http://www.fibromyalgiaawareness.com > how on earth do you look sick Fibromyalgia Awareness Contact Want to share… Read More I saw this at:- www.fibromyalgiaawareness.com | How on earth do you look sick? ….. & thought of you
One lady’s account of her battle with Invisible illness – chronic fibro pain & fatigue She says:“What nobody sees is the struggle it takes me to get out of bed each morning” The Mask of Invisible Illness and Fibromyalgia- Finally I’m Home This post was written by Elizabeth of Hope in Pain in Australia, and has been living… Read More Guest Post: The Mask of Invisible Illness and Fibromyalgia – Hope In Pain | My Fibro Team
