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You're not alone in your pain. Fibromyalgia is a condition that can be difficult to diagnose and manage. If you're trying to cope with pain throughout your body, sleep problems, general fatigue, or other common fibromyalgia symptoms, you're in the right place. The community is here for you to talk about therapies and share your challenges.

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This is weird, but I think my mother is starting not to like me. I think she is fed up with me. She and I arent that good together, but I think we can be. I withdrawal a lot maybe that is the problem. She is all into my little brother right now. I am older, and I think she is disappointed in me. I think she feels like I should get my act together. Maybe she doesnt really believe I live in pain everyday. I am trying to stay on meds right now, and work out and eat right to control pain, so I can live a real life. I am tired of being the ill one. I think people are tired of me, and I am tired of me too. I live in pain all the time. I am so tired of people making me feel bad or making me feel like I have a bad attitude. I would like to see the Normal people be in a good mood after being hit by a Fibro-Bus.
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You're the same age as me almost and I think I get what you are going through. I'm wondering if your mom doesn't want to understand what's going on with you...maybe she doesn't know how to help you. Nobody wants to see their child in pain and maybe by her not acknowledging it, it doesn't exist. I think a sit-down discussion is in order.
My mom has Fibro and she doesn't quite know the extent of my pain. I seldom complained until this last 6 months. I tell more and more people what I have as well as when I'm in pain. It seems to empower me a little more.
You are doing everything you can, so please keep your chin up.
I hate to say this but....if it aint about her, then its not that important.
My mom and sister are my WORST supporters.....I have learned to let it go.
(only took me 10 years)
I just try to appreciate those in my life that do take the time to at least TRY and understand.
I have great friends, great son. great clients....my family, OH WELL!!!