The answer might surprise you! The name does not fit the illness and fibromyaliga is NOT solely a pain symptom. We'll bust some myths for you.
Here I share some things that might support your fibromyalgia sleep routine including supplements, sleep hygiene and medications
Callie is a chronic illness patient and also a psychologist. Read as she shares some thoughts and tips on finding your self behind the illness.
In mental illness, spoon theory refers to limited internal resources, while fork theory relates to the capacity to handle external stressors.
Welcome to my monthly post where I talk about my chronic illness through writing prompts This month I'm looking at Ageing
Need to stay mobile with a chronic syndrome? Check out 5 top product option to keep pace with outside world on Quit Chronic Fatigue website
Spoon theory describes the management of limited resources to accomplish daily tasks for people with chronic conditions like mental illness.
This book was inspired by the teacher who, on one of CALL Scotland's visits, said with some desperation 'I know I'm not doing enough. Somehow, my brain goes all fuzzy - I just can't think of any communication games...'. We all know that teachers are geniuses in so many ways, and as well as all thei...
Why come out as a disabled? What's the incentive for coming out and telling people you have a disability if you can pass as non-disabled?
It can be hard to feel self-love for yourself when chronically ill, the post looks at five ways in which can help us to find love for ourselves again.
The Accessible Dream Home - New Mobility
What is Fibromyalgia? Living with fibromyalgia is tough. It invades all parts of your body and affects your quality of life. The major symptom is pain,
This is the productivity hack you need with fibromyalgia for managing all the things. Pacing and micro tasking working together.
Welcome to a new feature here at Chronic Illness Bloggers! Each month, we aim to review one book that’s perfect for the chronic illness community. First up is Amber Blackburn who blogs over at Theworldseesnormal.com. She reviewed ‘Dear Chronic Illness’ by Pippa Stacey (one of our CIB members). The book can found on Amazon-UK/US I’ve always …
In today's video, I share what I've been doing lately to maintain a sense of hope during a really difficult time. I think my examples will help YOU figure ou...
I have learnt to adapt my hobbies to suit my pain and fatigue, enabling me to still do things I find enjoyable no matter how I feel. Reading It is easy to forget about reading when I'm busy with work and come home exhausted, but it really does help me escape into a different world.…
When the going gets tough, the tough get into self-care: ways to self care when you have a disability and it seems too overwhelming
These are my 3 worst fibromyalgia symptoms and how I manage them. Learn how to improve fibromyalgia symptoms in this blog post.
Is it possible to travel with a chronic illness like Lupus, Fibromyalgia, or Multiple Sclerosis? Learn how taking a trip back in time can help you plan your next adventure.
