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Living with a chronic illness is a constant cycle of changing symptoms and you’re forced to find new ways to deal with pain and fatigue.
Changing my perspective was key. Changing the way I viewed my situation and limitations wasn’t easy but definitely beneficial.
Dear Healthy Friends,
Here's what you can do for me:
-be thankful you don't have a chronic illness.
-be thankful you don't have to deal with pain every second of your life.
-be thankful you don't have to choose between making breakfast and taking a shower before you leave the house..
-be thankful you don’t have to plan your life around your physical limitations.
"You really helped me to see my illness differently and I feel less alone. I don't know any Fibromyalgia patients that are young like me. I want to thank you for everything you do." -Poppy M
"I've learned more from you than I have from a doctor! Thank you!" -Okina W.
"I'm so grateful for this page. I have made some really dear friends through the fibro group chats and we have been an amazing support system for each other. I'm very thankful for you bringing us together."- Sienna N.
"My world is so so much better because of you and this community." -Cindee H.
"I'm so happy I found this account! I love that you post people's questions. This makes me feel like I'm not alone, that I'm not crazy, that it's not all in my head. It's so awesome to be able to talk to people who have Fibromyalgia. So glad to be apart of this supportive community!" -Jessie S.
"Laughs are a powerful healing balm. Thank you for giving us so much of yourself through this community. You truly are a blessing to all of us."- Linda E.
"After years of hiding my pain from others, I've finally come across this support group on Instagram. I don't feel isolated anymore. I don't feel the need to apologize anymore for not going out. I feel free to express myself and for that, I thank you." -Karin Collins
"I grew up with the idea of 'just hang on until tomorrow, it will get better', but with chronic illnesses, that better tomorrow may or may not ever show up. I need a safe place for mini (or major) meltdowns. Thank you for providing one." -Libby S.
