Fibromyalgia

‘Living Strong with Fibromyalgia’ is not only about the best fibromyalgia help protocols but also about the best working solutions and ways to create more empowerment. Fibromyalgia is about the opposite of that. It can…

I am dedicating this article page to updates and news for you. In these uncertain times, this will be a place you can come to find out what we are doing, in case there is…

July 25, 2012, the Social Security Administration (USA) adjusted the regulations to permit Fibromyalgia to be a legitimate basis for Social Security Disability (SSD).  Like other disabilities, the evidence must be provided to establish that…

Have you received a fibromyalgia diagnosis? Many people who ultimately end up with a fibromyalgia diagnosis spend from five to ten years going to various doctors to get a proper diagnosis. It is estimated that up…

It is essential that we know what IS and what’s NOT fibro It’s interesting, isn’t it? Fibromyalgia Awareness Day is one day a year (May 12) but you live with fibromyalgia 24/7/365. So, think about…

Fibromyalgia is by any measure a complex syndrome. As I have written (and continue to write) the many articles on the website, I work to answer any question that you might have, and I feel…

First, it is important to know that fibromyalgia is characterized by widespread muscle pain and specific tender areas of the body. However, it doesn’t stop there, because fibromyalgia affects multiple systems of the body, including…

Pelvic pain and trigger points The pelvic muscles and the pelvic floor’s multi-layered muscles keep our organs in place. This is a big job. And many things may cause muscle dysfunction and pain to develop…

According to the National Fibromyalgia Association, fibromyalgia is a chronic disease that affects nearly 10 million Americans and has a tiredness and widespread pain on different tender points throughout the body. Although exercise is one…