Tag: My Philosophy
Why not be Cheerful & Friendly?
Last week I had an appointment with a new Rheumatologist. Towards the end of my two hour long appointment he told me that I seemed cheerful and friendly. He followed it by saying, “That either means you are a really good coper or you push it so deep down inside that the pressure is building [...]
Posted: May 23rd, 2011 under Living with Fibro.
Tags: My Philosophy, Rheumatologist, School
Comments: 15
Our Attitude sets the Playing Field
I once was asked by someone to ask my friends how they thought fibromyalgia had changed my life. I kind of thought I knew how my friends would respond, but honestly my health/fibromyalgia isn’t a topic my long-time, pre-fibromyalgia friends talk to me about much. I asked one of my good friends since 7th grade [...]
Posted: April 4th, 2011 under Communication, Living with Fibro.
Tags: My Philosophy, School
Comments: 10
Fibro Feelings – If only Twitter had been There
What is Fibro Feelings? Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Recently, I was thinking about how the first few years of my fibromyalgia diagnosis would’ve been different had Twitter existed then. Although I was a busy college student, I have a feeling that I might have become addicted to obsessed with Twitter. I think I would have [...]
Posted: March 17th, 2011 under Fibro Feelings.
Tags: My Philosophy, Twitter
Comments: 7
Thinking through the Fibro Fog
One of the problems those with fibromyalgia face is thinking through their fibro fog. Fibro fog is known by quite a few terms: brain fog, cognitive dysfunction, mental fog, mental fuzziness and dis-cognition. It manifests itself in an array of ways: confusion, forgetfulness, word mix-ups (seeing/hearing/saying one word instead of another), concentration problems, poor word recalls, [...]
Posted: February 21st, 2011 under Advice, Living with Fibro.
Tags: Fatigue, Fibro Fog, Medicine, My Philosophy, Pain, Sensitivity
Comments: 38
