Any good stretches?

I guess it depends on what areas you are trying to work on. For me, it's my hips, especially towards the back, just above the buttocks. My left one is the worse, mostly due to the fact it's where the worst of my lumbar damage is. There's one stretch I saw on an early morning yoga program on PBS one time. You lay on your back. Your arms straight out, like you are point to East and West. Bring up your right leg, bending at the knee, and pivot your hip so that that right leg goes over your extended left leg. To really feel the stretch in your hip and around to the back, take your left hand and gently pull down on the right knee, as if you want to touch your right knee to the ground just to the left of your left leg. I typically do this stretch on the bed, and dangle my leg over the side of the bed and let gravity do the stretch, instead of using a hand. It does help me. I have heard numerous times that Tai Chi is fantastic for those of us that suffer from Fibromyalgia. I have tried learning Tai Chi from books and videos, but it's hard to learn moves that result in your turning your back to the video LOL. I live in a rural area, so I can't readily take a course at a YMCA or such. :-( Ya know, there was a yoga site that used animated stick figures to demonstrate various poses ... wish I could remember what that site was.