fibromyalgia pain

Not really. You must not have fibro. But I also have sciatica, peroneal nerve disease, arthritis, osteoporosis (bones of an 80 yr. old) .OBS,OPD, bursitis rt. hip continues. Ive been at the bottom of the med chain, taking 5000 mg. of tylenol a day. Yoga, hot soaks, ice, stretching ect. and while I believe exercise keeps me going as far as keeping my strength, if it wasn't for my med. regimine, I wouldn't be able to get out of bed to even live a life. I am under the great care of 4 doctors. 2 are fibromyalgia specialists ans totally agree on my medication regimine. #3 is my oncologis and 4 is my pscych. I totally trust these doctors that I have seen for many years. I still have my days when the pain exceeds the medicine and the fatigue gets me and I end up in bed for a few days to a weeks or more. but I have problems and for the most part I lead a pretty normal life with my meds and my exercises. I think everyone with fibro is different and also I have been told that mine is progressive, actually one of only a few people have progressive fibro and of course I have to be one of the ahhhhh!!! of well Iv'e had this since I was 21 and am now 42 so it's been long enough that I can handle the naysayers and pessimissts. and I can handle fibro........some times..lol!!

I have Extremely Severe Fibromyalgia, the Overly Acidic version, with Serotonin Cluster of Symptoms. We've been able to differentiate 4 different versions of FMS. The tests are simple and straightforward. The treatment for each is pretty clear. www.FibroFix.com is all free. You can print off anything you want to keep handy. I am glad to help anyone with FMS, and we ask nothing in return. Even the phone calls are free if you want to talk to me. The truth is setting us free. Anne