Hello Khadi , I live in Southern California . I too am experiencing more pain , fatigue and flu like symptoms. I think it is partly the spring - pollen - allergy thing and also the fact that it has been cold and damp at night and in the mornings then warms up during day. For me this weather pattern is the "kiss of death" for my body . I don't know where you live and what your weather pattern is but I am like a weather barometer. Hope that might be helpful.

Oh shoot, I would hope that the warm weather of California would help fybro...but I guess all places have weather shifts and different things in bloom. Sometimes it is so hard to know what sets off a pain cycle and even harder to know what makes things ease off.

I just started a diet for "leaky gut syndrome" thinking that if I can get my digestive system in shape that will help my immune system and so on and so on...I am not sure traditional medicine has any real help for us. Meds for pain often just cause more problems for me. I am trying to live a "cleaner" lifestyle to see if that will help. When I am in pain I crave comfort food but I think the white flour, preservatives and sugar is making things so much worse. Any thoughts on diet??

I live in Upper Michigan and spring kills me and every year seems worse, this winter was also the worst i ever had! But this damp spring weather is bad on me. Allergies are worse this year too even had them all winter this year!

I'm in lower Michigan and have problems with season change. Winter is really hard on me. This year was particularly bad as we had major temp swings continually. I'm heat intolerant so summer can be difficult too.

The Mediterrean diet seems to be the preferred one for people with Fibromyalgia. But, like anything else with this infernal disease, you have to listen to your body and do a trial and error to see what works best for you. Take care.

Michigan girls! I agree about this spring and last winter. I think there are probably lots of different reasons we all share these same symptoms which may be why the same things don't help everyone. I will not give up hope that someday I am going to stumble upon the thing that heals my body and gets rid of this stinking pain.

Aloha. I live in Hawaii.... and we're still stuck in the rainy season (our version of winter) that usually ends in Feb. Last night I had to bring the electric blanket out because we had a cold rain and I hurt all over. This is very, very unusual weather for this time of year where I'd normally be out in a tank top and shorts by now. But having fibro, I am glad we don't have 4 seasons here. I don't know how you all deal with it. The temperature swings are too much.

Oh blue sky...aloha! I love your islands and I hate to think that even in a place so magical there is pain :( Hope the rain stops soon and you can get out in the healing sunshine. xo