Guest guest Posted February 7, 2008 Report Share Posted February 7, 2008 I don't think anyone has taboo'd anyone on what they have or have not done have they? Did I miss a post saying that? Because listen I went from a 60+ work week in the healthfield, clean freak housekeeper, all independent to the extent that my husband would get upset because I would never ask him for help, he felt unneeded. And now I am out of work, been house bound since Nov. my accomplishment of the day has diminished to if I can get up and go to the bathroom without help, how little of a step is that?, and I know that maybe I should push myself again, but in more ways then 1 I can't get there. Oh also thanks to me that I did decide it was time to look into a support group to be involved with because if I could get out, there is nothing in my remote area. To talk progressive, my opinion is it just is a BAD CHOICE WORD. I think in the case of fibromyalgia and this can be backed up by your Dr's. and some differ on theories, but it doesn't progress, it just varies in so many ways in each of us, it worsens or betters with each flare-up, I use to get less frequent, milder ones with only my back, neck and sometimes arm involved, now I am stuck again in a full body one. But I am not going to believe that at some point it won't let up, and I will go back to my just regular fibro pain I had that was more tolerable, nor am I going to believe that once my body starts realizing I am no longer putting it through it's grueling routine of work work work, and I won't abuse it anymore by pushing it to the point of exhaustion when it is telling me it has had enough of whatever I may be doing. Driving to me has become a problem I can no longer evenbe ia a caar more than an hour . So I think again just keep that word progression out of the vocabulary for awhile and see what happens. Best to you Sharon wrote: I think it's hard for those of us that have lost so many things and keep losing. That people saying this disease is not progressive somehow diminishes what we are going through. I am happy for people that are able to keep working and have some kind of a life outside of this disease. But please understand I don't like to feel like I have not done everything I can to try and fight this. I don't want to think of the piddly progress I make as piddly. This subject is upsetting to many people that can't afford to be upset so can we all just agree that this monster is different for everyone, and try to boost everyone up for what they are doing? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Share Posted February 8, 2008 I think it's hard for those of us that have lost so many things and > keep losing. That people saying this disease is not progressive somehow > diminishes what we are going through. I am happy for people that are > able to keep working and have some kind of a life outside of this > disease. But please understand I don't like to feel like I have not > done everything I can to try and fight this. I don't want to think of > the piddly progress I make as piddly. This subject is upsetting to many > people that can't afford to be upset so can we all just agree that this > monster is different for everyone, and try to boost everyone up for > what they are doing? > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Share Posted February 8, 2008 oops sorry clicked before I typed. I'm sorry I was feeling put down by the whole subject and I was hoping it would end. But a few people feel it necessary to grind everyone into the dirt that doesn't agree with them and the Dr.s. Need I remind you that Dr.s also used to tell people like us that our pain was all in our heads!!!!!! I think it's hard for those of us that have lost so many things and > keep losing. That people saying this disease is not progressive somehow > diminishes what we are going through. I am happy for people that are > able to keep working and have some kind of a life outside of this > disease. But please understand I don't like to feel like I have not > done everything I can to try and fight this. I don't want to think of > the piddly progress I make as piddly. This subject is upsetting to many > people that can't afford to be upset so can we all just agree that this > monster is different for everyone, and try to boost everyone up for > what they are doing? > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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