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I apologize to my friends here. I've been neglecting DS for a couple of weeks now. I've been working on a new cross-stitch. …
I'm 21 years old, I work as a night-shift phlebotomist at a local hospital. I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia in the winter of 2008. My mother was also diagnosed with FM about two years before me. I currently live in Somerville NJ with my wonderful and supportive boyfriend and our cat.
I'm 21 years old, I work as a night-shift phlebotomist at a local hospital. I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia in the winter of 2008. My mother was also diagnosed with FM about two years before me. I currently live in Somerville NJ with my wonderful and supportive boyfriend and our cat.
I read a lot. I used to draw and paint, but time and energy are sparse. I going to be working on my Associate's Degree for Medical Laboratory Technology soon. Very exciting, but very scary. I haven't been to school in over three years and since before the FMS.
I read a lot. I used to draw and paint, but time and energy are sparse. I going to be working on my Associate's
I apologize to my friends here. I've been neglecting DS for a couple of weeks now. I've been working on a new cross-stitch. …
Joining DS has not being the homecoming I've been hoping for. I don't feel quite like I fit in, and it's really discouraging. …
I've been spending the last few weeks in a blur. I wake, go to work, come home, go to sleep. I live and breathe for the weekend, but …
Well after my last entry, I fell into a funk. I spent the majority of my Friday and Saturday on the couch feeling shitty and eating junk …
I originally joined Daily Strength because I was becoming frustrated with the lack of understanding of friends and family regarding having …
Hey girl, I am sorry to hear that you are sick on this long weekend. Get better soon!!
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I haven't heard from you in a few days, hope all is well with you... Hugs
Hi hon. Sorry you are having a hard time with your FM. I have been married to my best friend for 30 years(in December)and he is alot like how your boyfriend sounds...very loving and supportive. When I first was dxed with FM, we had a very long, sincere discussion on what our life might be like together with FM. I told him right off, after I explained the best I could what FM does to our lives, that if he felt he wasn't up to the task of living his life with me, that he could leave and I would understand. He said he had no intentions of leaving me and that our wedding vows said in sickness and in health. Not only in the good times. He has really been great, but it has been a struggle for him. I believe that as long as we try very hard to control our tempers and not take our pain out on those we love, we can all make it thru our lives with the men who we love and love us. Just try to be there for him and understand that it is hard on them too. On good days, do something nice for him. Maybe make a nice dinner, rent a movie, or maybe go out for a while. Always remember to tell him how very much you appreciate and love him. I tell my hubby every morning before he goes to work that I love him. On a regular basis, i tell him what a great hubby and father he has been to me and the kids. Don't let this darn illness take away your ability to love,be loved, and let others know how much they are appreciated. It really does help them to be able to feel like they are loved and needed. Good luck, and don't let this stuff rule your life! Hugs to you! Oh, BTW- would you like to be my friend? We can always use more of those, too! Lol! Cheryl
Always happy to answer questions. The tattoo came from a dream I had one night. This butterfly kept trying to fight its way out of this fog. I called my son and asked him to design a tattoo from the dream. He was surprised because I never have had any desire for a tattoo until now. I got it about a year ago and I love it. Like I said, I get a lot of questions about it. I explain that the butterfly is the physical me while the moon represents my spiritual self. The 2 stars represent my son and my hubby who are always there for me.
Thanks, Galiger. I find that I go through bad weeks, and okay weeks. It's been rough coming to terms with my diagnosis, since I was also diagnosed December 08. Not too long ago for us. I find that I just have to keep pushing through, I am going to try some new things, I have accupuncture and homeopathy planned, hoping that works. Good luck with work, I know how hard it can be getting up and going, and then actually performing well. We'll jsut have to keep each other posted on things that work!
~Amanda
It's hard to deal with pain, especially chronic all-over pain. More so, when you're only 21. So I here for some support and more importantly, understanding.