@bouquetofhope I used to use it years ago. I think it's because I'm more of a visual person. I love Instagram (my fave) then Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter. Haha that's funny and typical that your mum got it now! You'll have to get her into Twitter now instead ππ€£
To anyone whose family members invalidate and undermine your illnesses/disability just know you are valid and what you are going through IS REAL no one knows your life experience like you so no one else can judge it. Your validation is the only one that matters.
People with chronic pain still have good days,but just because you see us enjoying ourselves and smiling doesnβt mean weβre not still in pain. Weβre just having a low pain day.
@bouquetofhope Yes as I've scrolled through I couldn't believe how many there are! I'm with you there but I'm grateful for the person I've become since living with fibro. The ability to share and raise awareness is utterly amazing! So lovely to meet people like you ππ
@bouquetofhope You're welcome π I don't find Twitter as easy to use that's why I've not been on much. Thanks for reaching out to me π hope that you're doing ok xx
Having a severe #incurable disease often means you will develop friendships with people you will never actually meet.
This is why I keep social media. My family is here.
Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition that causes abnormal pain all over the body, increased sensitivity to pain, and heightened feelings of fatigue, among many other symptoms. #FibromyalgiaAwarenessMonth
I've seen people be told that thinking positive will cure them. Umm, bless your heart, but no. π I will never say that. What I will say is that finding the positivity in my hard or painful situation is what gets me through. I don't know where I'd be if I focused on the bad. ππ