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Hi, It feels so depressing when u cant do fun things, I really feel for you as I sometimes have that problem, what I find helpful is to rest the whole previous day just do little things that need to be done before activity which I know having 2 kids is not easy to do but wanting to do the...

Hi, and welcome. family is sometimes the hardest people around a person who has fm to understand what the person is going through, it will take a while for you to totally understand the condition so family members may take longer. I would just like to say keep communicating with you family...

I didn't mean anyone on here wouldn't care, I meant to say people who know me, who don't understand fibro wouldn't like other family members and some of my so called friends, I am really sorry if I offended anyone on this site I certainly didn't mean to.

Hi all, In the last 6 years since I was diagnosed everything changed as I know that happens to all of us, now things have changed for me again. I have always used my crutches when I go out walking as my bursitis in my knees and hips are always flaring up but now I am house bound with a frozen...

Hi, I am single but I don't live alone (2 kids special needs boy age 21 more like a 6 yr old and 10 yr old girl) I do sometimes feel like Im on my own though so I can relate to how your feeling, I really hope you get support and help you need from people on this site so you know your not alone.

My vision went strange about 3 years ago, I got it checked by my gp told to get my eyes checked which I did and I wear my glasses all the time now. My gp said fibro can affect vision but I would still get it checked out just to put your mind at rest.

very well written and totally true

pace yourself - that's what people tell me but that's easier said then done. I found taking gabapentin and tramadol myself was to much medication for me, I use to feel like I was drugged up all the time and found it hard to function, I stopped taking all meds for couple weeks, felt sane again...

Not sure I would call myself type A as I had knee bursitis from the age 14 I could never find a job in my late teenage years I could stick at as I couldn't (and still cant) stand or walk for long periods of time. I think i,m more type A now in my early 40's as I try and do things I know I...

thankyou all for the welcome messages, I will do my best to offer any help and advice, its nice to know people are not alone coping with these health issues.