Re: BAD Day-- To Z

[Guest guest]

Yeah, we have to look at the brighter side of life to keep going. Somedays that

is hard to do. But we have to think of the fact that maybe fibro will let up on

us at times.

I just wish I knew what causes this crap to swing like a pendulum

love and hugs to all,

Debra V.

Zimmy wrote:

> I am having probably one of the worse flares/achy pain days. I

> actually called out sick from working (not b/c of a headache or flu)

> but for FM. They know I have it and thankfully I work for a very

> good company that happens to focus on disabilities as it is but

> still...

My entry for yesterday in my activity log was " Excruciating fibro

pain level " . Yesterday was beyond belief - non-stop pain start to

finish. I feel somewhat better today.

I'm glad your work is fairly understanding. I hope it continues to

be so, and I hope your pain level diminishes. I don't mind the

really bad days so much, as long as there's not-so-bad days in

between.

A flock of cardinals just flew by (:::: KLZ warbles " Love is in the

Air " :::. I have orange crocuses in my front yard, and some

daffodils just about ready to bloom.

Some days life is very difficult. Some days it's pretty darned

good. May your bad day turn into a not-so-bad one.

Z

[Guest guest]

> Yeah, we have to look at the brighter side of life to keep going.

> Somedays that is hard to do. But we have to think of the fact that

> maybe fibro will let up on us at times.

> I just wish I knew what causes this crap to swing like a pendulum

Somewhere, in a box of old work stuff, is an exquisitely

calligraphied plaque that says " When you're up to your ass in

alligators, it is difficult to remember that your initial objective

was to drain the swamp " . So ask me next time I'm writing

" Excruciating fibro pain level " in my activity log, how much I'm

remembering the " good " days. :)

Z