Fibromyalgia, POTS & Perimenopause
MY JOURNEY WITH
Learning to adjust to the new “me” and finding understanding along the way.
A real-life look at chronic illness, new limitations, grief, pacing, relationships, and figuring out who I am in the middle of it all.
Most Recent Blogs
I Bought a Rollator at 38 & I Have Feelings About It
I hesitated. I over-researched. I worried about what it meant. I wondered if I was really “disabled enough” to need one
Our Ongoing Grief
The ongoing grief, we keep to ourselves, while living with fibromyalgia, and the understanding we need from the people who love us.
The Day to Day
This is me.
You may think I look normal and healthy.
Well, that’s a common response and why fibromyalgia is also called an “invisible illness”. We look great, but we don’t feel great.
We feel:
Chronic pain, all over, even facial pain
Chronic fatigue
Chronic headaches
Muscle spasms
Light sensitivity
Depression
Anxiety
Memory issues
Brain fog aka “fibro fog”
Trouble concentrating
Temperature fluctuations
IBS
…and many other uncomfortable symptoms
