Fibro is the unseen syndrome that I have finally accepted. I am not saying I like it by any means but I have come to terms with the fact that I have it after several years. This blog will share my struggles, my victories and anything else I find of value while learning to live this life that I love.
Showing posts with label autoimmune disease. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autoimmune disease. Show all posts
Saturday, April 18, 2015
It was one of THOSE days
Today was one of THOSE days. Spring has finally sprung in NW CT. The air was dry with temps in the 70's and the sun was glorius. It was one of those top 10 days of the year; the kind of day I wait in anticipation for all winter long. I have been trying to be kind to myself the past couple of weeks. It should have been incredible.
Labels:
acceptance,
autoimmune disease,
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome,
Coping,
Fibro,
Fibromyalgia,
FMS,
happy thought,
living with fibromyalgia,
Spoon Theory,
spoonie,
spoons
Friday, March 6, 2015
Fibro Fact
Been sort of out of commission for a bit. I have a business and running that has been a struggle so I have not been keeping up here. I figure if anyone can understand that it is someone reading a Fibro blog. :)
Labels:
acceptance,
autoimmune disease,
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome,
Fibro,
Fibromyalgia,
FMS,
happy thought,
living with fibromyalgia,
Spoon Theory,
spoonie,
spoons
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
My Fibro Symptoms
How fibro has reared it's ugly head...
Every case of fibromyalgia is different. One person may experience a whole array of symptoms that another does not. So far there have been over 200 of them linked to this illness and I have a feeling there will be more in time.
I actually feel like I am what is termed a "hypochondriac" by many people because I have so many symptoms that seem totally unrelated. The other issue is that they can come and go-one day I may have debilitating pain and the next it can be quite a bit less. Itching is another that seems to come and go and I cannot relate it to any other cause-I will have problems with deep itching that lasts for hours, it will subside then come back again for days or weeks then disappear for several months, only to start again.
Every case of fibromyalgia is different. One person may experience a whole array of symptoms that another does not. So far there have been over 200 of them linked to this illness and I have a feeling there will be more in time.
I actually feel like I am what is termed a "hypochondriac" by many people because I have so many symptoms that seem totally unrelated. The other issue is that they can come and go-one day I may have debilitating pain and the next it can be quite a bit less. Itching is another that seems to come and go and I cannot relate it to any other cause-I will have problems with deep itching that lasts for hours, it will subside then come back again for days or weeks then disappear for several months, only to start again.
Friday, December 12, 2014
Fibromyalgia
Can you imagine going through your day with your back on fire while
you still keep going and doing and taking care of all the regular
things that you have to do in a normal day? I don't mean a slight
burning sensation either. I mean you actually are ON FIRE. Instead of
running or dousing yourself or stop, drop and rolling, you just keep
plugging along while that fire just keeps burning on and on and on.
Labels:
autoimmune disease,
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome,
Fibro,
Fibromyalgia,
living with fibromyalgia,
pain,
pain management,
spoonie,
spoons
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