Monday, November 8, 2010

The Faces of Fibromyalgia 2010

4 comments:

  1. Very nice post! I try not to think of my chronic Fibromyalgia as being life limiting. In fact, I try to have it be just the opposite..even if I hurt all the time and am exhausted, and I do have memory problems and the list goes on and on....I will not let it get the best of me. Thanks to my God I do not have a terminal disease..I can deal with anything else.
    I know there are varying degrees of this illness and I am one of the lucky ones that is able to continue my daily activities. Besides, I was diagnosed so long ago it is just a part of me! For others, I can only offer my daily prayers for your healing!
    I send healing prayers and (((hugs))) your way,
    Shawn

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  2. Your video plays better than any of them. I tried to watch it on youtube and facebook. Those kept hanging up. But it plays just fine from your blog. I want to put it on my facebook wall so I guess I should post it from here.

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  3. This well we express your ideas in a blog, I suffer from chronic fibromyalgia 5 years ago, I have 35 years living in Illinois, this is due to an accident in Florida when I was on business, I have taken tramadol first, but little by little this analgesic did nothing on me, so see specialists and was prescribed vicodin, but I like to inquire online about what I say, I found that findrxonline, say the painkiller has dangerous side effects and should be under strict medical supervision and under.

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