Just as some are attracted and excited by the thought of sex, some are turned off by it. Various reasons can cause these negative associations, and for those living with fibromyalgia, the very mention of the word can stir up feelings of pain, discomfort, anger, or other negative thoughts. Why?
Fibromyalgia and Sex Part 1: The Painful Truth Read More »
Kids are full of questions. Why? How? When? Why? Where? How come? Why? Yes, I purposely put why multiple times
How to Talk to Your Kids About Fibromyalgia Read More »
You may not know this or even realize it, but you are not alone in dealing with fibromyalgia and being
Fibro Parenting: You Are Not Alone Read More »
There are all sorts of parenting styles including parenting with fibromyalgia. But what is it? Here are some insights to
Parenting with Fibromyalgia Read More »
When the holidays are upon us, we can have lots of stress. With the added stress of a chronic illness,
10 Tips to Enjoy Holiday Festivities Read More »
Fibro parenting is hard. And guilt-ridden. And painful and a whole lot of other less-than-pleasant feelings. It’s enough for our
Fibro Parenting: Seeing the Positive in a Negative Situation Read More »
Parenting is hard, and fibro parenting is hard and tricky. As I continue to explore the topic of fibro parenting, here is
Why Your Kids’ Friends Need Boundaries and How to Do It Read More »
Raising awareness is not enough to make a change. There are steps we can take with the awareness to make the changes we need. So why isn’t raising awareness enough to make a change? Here’s an inside look at awareness campaigns and what happens when the campaigns are over.
Raising Awareness is Not Enough to Make a Change Read More »
You may not know how to tell the other person how they can help you, and be supportive in a way that is not pitiful, guilt-ridden, less than, or upsetting. Here’s how to tell others, how much to tell others, and how others can help.
Relationships Part 2: Effectively Communicating Your Illness Read More »
