Re: Re: the peek a boo posts-- Darlene

February 25, 2008

Yep. ( I nod my head over here in East Tx.) I understand. We get the

strangest stuff happening to our bodies. Only a fellow fibromite could

understand some of this and believe it. It just moves around like some alien in

our body and attacks different parts at different times. It really is a no

wonder alot of folks think we are hypochondriacs. But it does still tick me off

when someone acts like we are idiots.... because it is real.

Well, we are all in this together girl.

love and hugs,

Debra V.

ddean228 wrote:

,

You know what I'm noticing? And I asked a lady at church who also

suffers from fibro and has been dx'd longer than me and it happens to

her too - yesterday morning (Sunday) I woke up feeling as though my

right foot was sprained, ligaments torn, etc. just like an injury I had

over 20 years ago! I had no choice but to get up, take a darvocet and

just be " up " without being able to put my weight on my foot! It was

most bizarre and then once it started raining, I was able to walk again.

This is singularly the strangest, most topsy-turvy disease I have ever

encountered! Today my rt shoulder aches from an old bowling injury! We

have a cold front coming in.....lol...

So yes, I believe in peek-a-boo pains!

Darlene

>

> Peek A Boo posts have been repeated as far back as 2004 here. I

looked

> it up. I honestly think it's come up in different contexts regarding

> the type of pain some of us suffer, if not all of us suffer.

>

> These are those annoying, never in the same place twice, type pains.

> You tell me what you think. I've heard a lot of you say you do suffer

> these types of pain. I'm glad that we're not alone, even if our peek-

a-

> boos aren't the same.

>

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