Fibromyalgia Stories

a collection of poems about chronic illness.

It was a bad day. It was one of those days where he felt as if his legs were being ripped from his body, and all he could do was lay in bed. He couldn't even think about swinging his legs out of bed, let alone going to school. He really needed to learn to keep track of his spoons.

My perfect Rant, my rant through the battles of Fibromyalgia. From all angles, sufferers, lovers, children and friends...... but most importantly of all a way to laugh at it and through it. I wanted to tell all, all the nitty gritty details that we struggle to say out loud, so I done it for you....... in a bid to explain to all exactly what we go through.

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Based on my life living with Fibromyalgia

To others, Carmin Carter has the perfect life. However, what they don't realize is that they do not see what happens behind closed doors. From the boy who tricked her into touching him when she six to her emotionally and mentally abusive grandfather. Nobody knows who somebody is until they have truly seen them broken.

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A girl, her past A boy, the friend A stranger, his disorder. A story of three, connected by the floral cracks in the pavement.

A mysterious roll of film, a taxidermist who swears he is being followed, and a chance meeting with a biker, throws Maddy into the middle of a cover up involving a missing government official. Madeline Fry is a former Detective of the Aurora Police Department. She was forced into early retirement due to incurable pain from Fibromyalgia. Unwilling to settle into a sedentary life of popping pain pills all day and staring at the walls, she sets out on her own as a private investigator. In Fox In the Den, we follow Maddy as she tries to make a living still doing what she loves, and trying to keep her sanity while dealing with her unpredictable illness.

Sometimes I write poetry the way some people doodle in the margins. These are my doodles.

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