I have here the smallest product that I have ever tested and reviewed, but it’s probably one of the most useful little gadgets that I have ever seen. I was actually a little confused when it … Source: Nimble – cutting power at your finger tip.
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
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
The article discusses the relationsip between Fibro and why we have muscular spasms as well as the differing types of muscle relaxants which are currently being used so it’s a good place to find out about medications for your spasms.… Read More Medical news Article: How Muscle Relaxants can Benefit People Suffering From Fibromyalgia | Welcome to Fibromyalgia Symptoms
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 article is with reference to Rheumatoid Arthritis but in my own opinion it could easily be applied to many other illnesses such as Fibromyalgia, Hypermobility, EDS, MS and many other Invisible Ilnesses which involve Chronic Pain. The opening lines of this short article explain the sequence of the basics: pain > tired > depressed… Read More Article from Arthritis-health: How Chronic Pain May Sap Your Motivation
I am sharing this article to our group blogsite because of the problems some of us have experienced during surgery regarding anaethetic, meaning procedures such as dental work or arthroscopies for examples under local or general anaesthetic, even major surgery can cause severe longstanding pain afterwards and healing appears to beslower than normal. My experience… Read More Article from HMSA – Anaesthetic and JHS / EDS – Posted By Alan Hakim, June 29, 2013
Joint hypermobility: emerging disease or illness behaviour?. Via Journal of the Royal College of Physicians December 01 2013 Home Page: Journal of the Royal College of Physicians – www.clinmed.rcpjournal.org/ Interesting read What do you think? Please read the following post regarding the reclassification of EDS that was brought about March 15th 2017. Hypermobility disorders… Read More Article: Joint hypermobility: emerging disease or illness behaviour? – Journal of the Royal College of Physicians
Article from Fibromyalgia News Today (FNT) – Skin of Fibromyalgia Patients Could Provide Disease Clue I’d like to share this interesting, but short article that has expanded my opinion about the link between Fibro, inflammatory/autoimmune disorders and Connective Tissue/Collagen Disorders. Via this link: Skin of Fibromyalgia Patients Could Provide Disease Clues Via: Fibromyalgia News Today.… Read More Article from Fibromyalgia News Today (FNT) – Skin of Fibromyalgia Patients Could Provide Disease Clues
How FibroFlutters a support group for people with Fibromyalgia was born.… Read More Introducing FibroFlutters – one year on and finally got a blog!
