Archive for ‘Validation’
Explaining Fibromyalgia to Others
Do you understand what causes your fibromyalgia pain and can you easily explain it to others? A study examines why these two questions are more difficult for you than other people with chronic painful conditions.
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Ten Patients and advocates dedicated to raising awareness for fibromyalgia continued the tradition in a big way for our May contest.
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Since 1992, support groups and individuals have celebrated Fibromyalgia Awareness Day on May 12th. The concept was started by patient advocate Tom Hennessy, Jr., President of RESCIND, as a yearly reminder to the public and to health officials that people like you really do exist.
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Although people might have trouble understanding your all-over fibromyalgia symptoms, they may be able to relate to chronic low back pain.
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Wouldn’t it be nice if your doctor could personalize your treatment to address specific symptoms instead of applying cookbook treatment guidelines?
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New study shows that repetitive tasks quickly escalate fibro pain.
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In general, physician attitudes toward fibromyalgia and perceptions of patients are horrible. But a new book can help you fight back against these unfounded critiques.
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Forty fibromyalgia patients from three countries reveal that fatigue is the second most bothersome symptom after pain.
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Fibromyalgia can be distinguished from depression, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Sherbrooke in Canada.
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Fibromyalgia patients report disabilities in daily living activities that are as severe as rheumatoid arthritis, and more severe than osteoarthritis or other painful conditions, a recent study reveals.
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