Fibromyalgia cerita

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.

Poems about my struggle with chronic illness and how chronic illness is approached by society.

When Sienna disappeared from Hunter's life junior year of high school, he never thought he would see her again. That was until she was standing in the front of his biology class. Yet things don't click back into place as easy as they once did. Sienna was shocked to see her first love at a college thousands of miles away from where she first met him. When she had fallen in love, everything was perfect. Until it wasn't. After the accident, she had to learn how to live with a spiral of chronic pain and fatigue. She thought she had come to terms with her new reality. But when confronted with a piece of her past, she realized she was still running.

i have several mental health problems so ill use this as an outlet for some of it i guess possible gore warning

This novel follows the life of a little girl that was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis at the age of five years old and how she struggled to finally get to a period of remission in her twenties and then all the wonderful adventures she went on while in remission. It describes both the good and the bad about living with an auto-immune disease. She also had to deal with a sick brother that eventually became mentally disabled. This story would be applicable for both parents and children that suffers from the disease and hopefully it will bring some solitude in the knowing that they are not alone.

a collection of poems about chronic illness.

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.

**This is my entry for the Weekly wattpad contest #45**

Something between an autobiography a memoir and a rant.

I live with Fibromyalgia and this is what my mornings are like. #43 in Fibromyalgia

My thoughts, and poems, on living with Fibromyalgia.

Hidupku sudah cukup tidak menyenangkan. Semua diperburuk ketika aku didiagnosa dengan Fibromyalgia. Namaku Elysa. Aku tidak pintar menulis. Aku tidak sedang berniat membuat satu novel bagus. Aku hanya ingin bercerita. Aku tidak menulis ini untuk dibaca siapapun. Aku hanya menulis agar aku lega. Tapi kalaupun mau, silahkan dibaca. #SharingisCaring #Fibromyalgia

May is a 22-year old young woman, who has just graduated from University and is pursuing her first job in Journalism, when she suddenly falls ill with a bad pneumonia and is forced to look at life again from a completely new perspective. After a doctor suggest her joining a support group, she meets Adam, a 23-year old guy who's sister is going through something similar to May. The two start talking and seem to be inseparable ever since. Join in on May's journey to a brand new life surrounded by her family, old and new friends.

Fibromyalgia is a disorder that affects the muscles and soft tissues. Symptoms of fibromyalgia are severe body pains, mental distress, joint pains like arthritis, fatigue; sleep problems, which can be managed through proper medications and lifestyle changes. These symptoms accumulate over a period of time due to many reasons such as physical trauma, surgery, infection or psychological stress. There is no particular reason for this problem. No lab tests or X-rays shows up the problem. Doctors diagnose it based on the symptoms. Fibromyalgia does not damage your joints or organs. Symptoms: The main symptom of fibromyalgia is muscle pain throughout the body, sleep problems, stiffness in joints and muscles in early hours, headache, irritable bowel syndrome, painful menstrual cramps, sensitivity to cold and heat, restless leg syndrome (RLS), fatigue, anxiety or depression, numbness or tingling. Fibromyalgia often comes with other painful conditions such as Migraine Interstitial cystitis or painful bladder syndrome pelvic and urinary problems nausea joint disorders problem while urination Who can get fibromyalgia? Women between 35 to 60 years of age have high chances of developing fibromyalgia. Women are more likely to get 10 times more than men. Even doctors aren't sure about this. Causes: The exact cause of fibromyalgia is not known. However, present thinking in the arena of Rheumatology advises that fibromyalgia is a problem with central pain processing in the brain, where there may be an enlarged sensitivity or perception of pain to a given trigger. There are many factors that are included: Physical trauma such as car accident or any other. Genetics- women whose close relative with fibromyalgia have higher risk of developing the disorder. Repetitive injuries It may occur due to Rheumatoid arthritis or other autoimmune diseases, such as lupus joint disorders Central nervous system (CNS) problems

Mayo Clinic describes Fibromyalgia as: Fibromyalgia is a disorder characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain accompanied by fatigue, sleep, memory and mood issues. Researchers believe that fibromyalgia amplifies painful sensations by affecting the way your brain processes pain signals. At 18 years old, continuing to live with this condition is going to be the hardest thing I'm ever going to do.

I've been living with a chronic autoimmune disease and chronic pain for over 10 years. I've heard that I'm too young to be sick and that I look too good to be sick. I've been accused of lying about my pain and my illness. Sometimes I'm tired of life. Sometimes I don't want to be here. But sometimes I have amazing days that remind me that life is worth fighting for even if each breath I take is marred with pain. So here's to my chronically ill life.