Re: Re: Fears with fibro To Christi

[Guest guest]

Thanks Debra V. I am better off at this time of my life alone. I have been

married 3 times (1st to my boys father (he had affairs-big NO NO in my bood) the

other two - well I cared for them quite a bit - but to be honest they were a way

to get out of the situation I was in at the time. Both of them were unable to

make a commitmant and if I had not jumped so fast headlong into such intense

relationships I think I would have seen that. They both walked on me even when

I wanted to try to make it work. I have a lot to work on before I even think

about bringing anyone else into my life again. I was pretty misarabel for about

7-9 months after he left - but the last few I have been getting better. I have

good friends through my church and the support of many many people there (in

fact the back surgery I am having done I did not have the money to pay for the

deductiable or co-insurance and through the church office the money has been

raised). I could not

be more blessed than I am and now I have this group to help me with the fibro

and all the issues that go with that. I am slowly learning how to live alone

and to be honest - I like it most of the time.

Christi Randall

www.singingwomenoftexas.com

Re: Re: Fears with fibro To KMRC

My daughter is 10. The only symptoms I had for years was occasional numbness and

tingling in the fingers and being overly tired. I thought I had carpal tunnel

syndrome for years. I just laid the exhaustion off the everyday work and stress.

Then WHAM, at about the age of 39, it hit full blast and I knew I was ill with

something. It just worsened so damn fast.

Thanks,

hugs,

Debra V.

[Guest guest]

Christi

I'm with you, I only got into relationships when I was intensely emotionally

needy and wanted someone to lean on, so since I'm not doing that any more I

really feel that the right guy will come along and if he does thats great and if

he doesn't well....

Re: Re: Fears with fibro To KMRC

My daughter is 10. The only symptoms I had for years was occasional numbness and

tingling in the fingers and being overly tired. I thought I had carpal tunnel

syndrome for years. I just laid the exhaustion off the everyday work and stress.

Then WHAM, at about the age of 39, it hit full blast and I knew I was ill with

something. It just worsened so damn fast.

Thanks,

hugs,

Debra V.