Confusion or fibro fog?
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Hi, I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia around 15yrs ago, the pain at times is horrendous but the worst thing is fibro fog I feel so confused I know what I want to say but things just get muddled up.Today I asked my husband a question but we ended up arguing because I just cant get him to understand what I wanted to say, feel as if Im going mad, also Ive started to drop things as at times there is like an electric current going up my arm leaving my fingers all tingly,does anyone else have this problem?
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kaz_40 lynda10338
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lynda10338 kaz_40
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deb97936 lynda10338
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How is the health of your neck?? Mine is pretty scrunched up... so I do have some issues flare from my neck affecting my arms to fingers and my head.
I do drop things to, and I have to be careful not to rush as my head to left leg cancels out and I drop like a stone!
I used to get electrical zaps down my spine and then like gurgling bubbles in the neck to head, really strange. But that was to do with spine and head injuries years ago.
I have been left putting up with chronic pain etc ever since, and only recently I saw a Specialist who identified Fibro. I had wondered for quite some time that I had possibly acquired this dam condition. I was right... grrrr Anyway at least now I can say 'it is a health condition', and 'No I'm not lazy or putting it on!'.. I don't crash out with fatigue and pain to be entertaining, or looking for attention. It is actually a health condition that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.
lynda10338 deb97936
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Bee70 lynda10338
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Yes, I too at times get muddled up when speaking then forget what I was meant to say............
I too have dropped things many times and those electric current feelings aren't pleasant at all. My husband used to travel the world with his previous job and used to buy me Swarovski crystal ornaments whilst on his travels. The collection began to grow and I was so proud of these ornaments that they used to be displayed on my mantlepiece. On a couple of occasions in the past whilst doing my dusting I have managed to drop them on the floor, as my hands were weak. To avoid further breakages they have all been put away. I'm afraid it's all part of Fibro.
Gentle hugs and hope you have a good weekend..... x
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Mace223 lynda10338
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Unfortunatly the fibro fog is part of it.
I get cross with myself when I am struggling
To speak or even remember what I wanted to say.
One of the things I also get frustrated with is people finishing my sentences or because it takes me abit longer to say something people stop listening. I then feel like I am boring them so I stop saying anything.
Take care Mace x
lynda10338 Mace223
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Meg53 lynda10338
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Sore hands on a flare up day is also very annoying, do your hands go slightly redder when sore?
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