yes, mornings are the wosrst for me. I do think it's becasue the pain meds have worn off overnight.

I hurt before I get out of bed....walking to the bathroom...sitting to eat my Sp K....drinking that bad coffee I love so much as I wash down the many drugs and pills with a gulp of coffee make that two gulps...as I sit on my favorite big ass chair waiting for some good news not bad to come on the boob tube...then slowing as the majic of wonder drugs I slowly become me, me with Fibro that is and I still am trying to figure that out....

I hurt in the morning, but the pain usually gets much worse as the the progresses. Evening and nights are usually the worst.

I hurt in the morning...can barely walk. Getting ready for work it horrid then after I get the kid to school and me to the office I take the pain meds and have a couple better hours (except for feeling sick from the meds) but as the day continues and the stress and work type stuff builds I go downhill again quick so when I get home I'm in the state I refer to as pain zombie...so more meds so I can transition from pain zombie to pain med zombie and lay on a pile of pillows covered by a soft blanket. From there I transfer to the bed that has become rocks covered with sand paper.

Fun times had by all.

Yep when I wake up,I almost feel normal, then I start moving and realize my body feels like crap!!!

I feel much worse in the morning and as the say goes on i actually feel better. I dont take pain meds so I know its not that. So Im with ya Im worse in the morning

Mornings are terrible for me but so are the evenings. I take pain med right when I get up b/c I can hardly walk. It is really amazing how much I get done after the pain meds kick in. However, when they wear off, I am miserable. That is usually in the evenings, too, and I will have to lay down and rest. I hope this helps you... :) Have a great day! Wave

Mornings are bad for me, I just focus on getting my coffee made and taking my pain meds. In an hour or so the world looks a little brighter.

I have a good bit of myofascial pain, and that is always worse in the mornings....stiff shoulders, neck, and back....much worse until I get up, stretch, and get moving.

HUGS from down south :)

Mornings are not too bad for me. I'm stiff and all but I'm use to that from arthritis in my joints for 35years. Stiff Is my middle name. I start feeling worse after lunch. I teach second grade and by the time I get home. I'm in pain and exhausted by 3:00. From there everything goes downhill. It's no contest later it gets the more I hurt and feel fatigued.

Mornings have always been worse for me. By afternoon I am generally better. Getting out of bed is always an adventure!

Mornings suck for me, I dont' look forward to them. The pain usually wakes me up before the alarm does. All night I wake up sporadically in pain, but more frequently the last few hours I'm asleep. First thing....hot, hot shower. Even if I don't need to shower or don't have time to wash my hair (it's waist length so if I get up late I literally don't have time. lol. ) The heat seems to help and loosen me up. I can barely walk to the shower, it's bad. I don't take pain meds so I know it's not that. Just life with my best friend fibro. Smirk, smirk. ;)

yep, some mornings it hurts to even open my eyes. it takes hot showers or hot baths to be able to get to the kitchen to let the dogs out and then a rest before getting dressed for work...IF i make it to work.

Mornings are horrible for me. I can barely get out of bed and then I shuffle to the bathroom like a 90 year old woman. Getting onto the toilet is such a problem and so is getting back up again. Once I get into the shower, I let the hot water hit me and it helps some. But I can't bend over to wash my feet or shave my legs in the morning. I save the shaving for an afternoon shower when I am more pliable.

I am embarrassed to have to get up in the morning in front of anyone, even my husband. It's so not attractive.

Stiffness from laying in one spot still is horribly painful. All day long I'm readjusting every so many seconds to keep my muscles from getting stiff, you just can't do it when you're sleeping. Many a morning I've wondered how a truck managed to navigate up the stairs and run over me.