What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Fibromyalgia
Chapter One
An Invitation to Join Us and Find Your Way Back to Health
Having fibromyalgia means many things change, and a lot of them are
invisible. Unlike having cancer or being hurt in an accident, most
people do not understand even a little about (this illness) and its
effects, and of those that think they know, many are actually
misinformed.
-J. M., Texas
It can start off quite subtly: a bit of muscle pain, along with some
generalized aches and stiffness. Then there are periods when
concentration is impossible, a day or two of overwhelming fatigue,
and maybe a little dizziness, cramps, and diarrhea. Symptoms come
and go at first, and it's easy to chalk them up to a mild case of
flu that never quite localizes, to overexertion and too much stress
in your life.
Then, one day, you realize it hasn't gone away-it never goes away
anymore. One part or another of your body always hurts. You feel
stressed and irritable all of the time. You wake up tired every
morning. In short, you haven't fel ... read full excerpt from: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Fibromyalgia Fatigue ebook
