Sometimes family and friends are not certain how to help the chronically ill handle the holidays. Here's a Letter to Friends to answer that question
Category: Letters to Friends About Fibro
This series is written in letter form explaining different aspects of Fibromyalgia. It begins with a question others might ask and then answers the question as best as we can. Letters are written by many guest writers and Mandy as well.
Dozen Most Read Posts About Fibromyalgia
Most Read Posts_ Letters to Friends About fibro. We hope that you have learned much about this invisible, painful disorder.
Our Top Posts on Mandy & Michele
Michele and I are amazed at how fast this first year of blogging has flown by. We hope that you have been enjoying the ride with us
Explaining What Fibro Pain is Like
You've never experienced pain? Well, let me tell you about pain
Supplements: Good, Bad, Daily Decisions
My supplements are based on years of trial and error with the support of a great family doctor who listens & offers alternatives to prescriptions, #opioids
No Sugar Tonight: Fibromyalgia and Diet
I am a sugarholic. I love sweets and have very little willpower to resist them. If it's there, I want it. #sugar #sugarsubstitutes #chronicpain
“What Happened to your Faith? I seldom see you at Church.”
It's easy as a church member to become judgmental when someone begins missing church too often. But many times there is good reason for their absence. I'd love for you to read Shona Smith's letter below. I met Shona through a mutual blogger who featured her a few weeks ago. Read Out of Sight, Out … Continue reading “What Happened to your Faith? I seldom see you at Church.”
Volunteer with Disabilities like Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain
Once you get your pain managed, volunteering is a way to get out a bit and feel like you are making a contribution to society
Ten Steps to a Restorative Rest
fatigue is the second most common symptom for fibromyalgia sufferers. Many times those diagnosed with fibromyalgia will also be diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome.
How to Drink Your Eight Glasses of Water a Day
We all know that we're supposed to drink "8 glasses of water a day". But for one reason or another, most of us are guilty of not doing it. We go around dehydrated and don't even realize it. And our body pays for it, especially the kidneys.
