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Thanks for sharing this. It is very truthful.

Debbie J

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> A friend sent me this, thought you'd all like it.

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> FIBROMYALGIA TALKS TO YOU

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> Hi! My name is Fibromyalgia and I'm YOUR invisible chronic

illness. I

> am now velcro'ed to you for life. Others around you can't see me

or

> hear me, but YOUR body feels me. I can attack you anywhere and

anyhow I

> please. I can cause you severe pain or, if I'm in a good mood, I

can

> just cause you to ache all over. Remember when you and Energy ran

> around together and had fun? I took Energy from you and gave you

> Exhaustion (the chronic fatigue that I send to follow you with

this).

> Try to have fun now! I also took Good Sleep from you and, in its

place,

> gave you Brain Fog (when you can't remember what you were talking

about

> 5 minutes before). I can make you tremble internally or make you

feel

> cold or hot when everyone else feels normal. Oh, yeah, I can make

you

> feel anxious or depressed too. If you have something planned, or

are

> looking forward to a great day, I can take that away too.

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> You didn't ask for me. I chose you for various reasons: that

virus you

> had that you never recovered from, or that car accident, or maybe

it was

> the years of abuse, trauma or stress. Well anyway, I'm here to

stay! I

> hear you're going to see a doctor who can " get rid " of me. I'm

rolling

> on the floor, laughing. Just try! You will have to go to many,

many

> doctors until you find one who even BELIEVES I EXIST. You will be

put

> on pain pills, sleeping pills, energy pills or shots, told you are

> suffering from anxiety or depression, given a TENs unit, get

massaged,

> told if you just sleep and exercise more, I will go away, told to

think

> positive, poked, prodded, and MOST OF ALL, laughed at when you tell

the

> doctor I am debilitating.

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> Your family, friends and co-workers will all listen to you until

they

> just get tired of hearing about how I make you feel, and that I'm a

real

> disease. Some of them will say things like, " Oh, you're just

having a

> bad day, " or " Well, remember, you can't do the things you use to do

20

> YEARS AGO, " not hearing that you said 20 days ago. Some will just

> start talking behind your back, " All she does is whine, " or " She

sure is

> a hypochondriac. " Slowly you will feel that you are losing your

dignity

> trying to make them understand, especially, when you are in the

middle

> of a conversation with a " normal " person, and can't remember what

you

> were going to say next! Eventually most of them will be like all

the

> doctors who say, " It's all in your head. "

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> In closing (I was hoping that I kept this part a secret), but I

guess

> you already found out...the ONLY please you will get any support

and

> understanding in dealing with me is with other people with

Fibromyalgia.

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Little , sorry, I didn't see any negative post from dj. I saw the

one from rab. Not a nice one at all, either of them in my mind, but

not dj. I hope there was a mistake as the only one I saw from dj was a

more positive one. I hope you are feeling better . My heart goes

out to you. Stay strong and get the help you need to get through this

crisis. Gentle hugs and positive thought.

Tammi

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, dear, you are confused. You sent me a nice private reply. It was

RAB on his damned Verizon Wireless Blackberry that sent that awful comment.

All I said was that I couldn't think of a reply at first, and that I thought

what Angie said to you was very good advice. I also like what said

to you. I've already replied to your private post. I just don't want the

whole group to think I did something wrong, cause I didn't.

Jeanne in WI

> For the first time I opened up to the group and shared things about my

> life when I can't even tell my friends. I don't know if I will ever feel

> free to do that again.

> The answer I got from djgraves9497@... taught me not to share.

> I certainly don't care to be made fun of when I am on the edge.

> It won't happen again.

> Little

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