Hello
- Thread starter Redfoxx9
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- Jun 8, 2021
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- Reason
- DX FIBRO
- Diagnosis
- 08/2006
- Country
- UK
- State
- UK
Thankyou redfoxx9, welcome to the forum 
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, yes fibro's a challenge 
, wow a day without pain AND a working brain woohoo! Sounds like dream come true (if that happened I'd be in serious shock!) Hope you stay a while so we can learn more about how you find fibro (and what it's been like for you with dr's/ people/everyone) hope to hear from you soon and know some more about you (thing's you like to do/? had to stop/slow down with from this thing???
ok, speak soon
️ , yes fibro's a challenge , wow a day without pain AND a working brain woohoo! Sounds like dream come true (if that happened I'd be in serious shock!) Hope you stay a while so we can learn more about how you find fibro (and what it's been like for you with dr's/ people/everyone) hope to hear from you soon and know some more about you (thing's you like to do/? had to stop/slow down with from this thing??? ok, speak soonMissNeverWell
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- Reason
- DX FIBRO
- Diagnosis
- 03/1992
- Country
- CA
- State
- ON
Thank you, Redfoxx9, welcome! While it is different for each individual, I found that for myself, the initial diagnosis was a relief on two levels: a) it gave meaning and validation to the symptoms that were perplexing me: and I was reassured that the syndrome was not progressive. This was a long time ago, during which time they had more educational workshops/in-person support groups, and learning about the condition was empowering, albeit overwhelming at times, for me.
