Understanding the Invisable
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If you fibro folk can bear another thought on today's society! Written after a comment from a friend - made me think how many folk out there are misunderstood. Called No Spots.
No spots, no scars, no walking frame
No cast, no splints or bandages
And so she is not entitled to consideration or a kindly word
A shirker, hypochondriac.
Fatigued she said
We all get tired
It’s more than that she cried
I’m numb, exhausted, foggy brained
Blind in one eye.
But still no visible reason for her laziness
Believing her to be
A benefit cheat as the papers say
For all of us to see.
She limps sometimes and then forgets
Or so it seems to them
They have no comprehension
One day fine another not to suit her they believe
If only they would take the time to see what is
Underneath
And understand the nature of her ills
but quick to judge they are
Their accusations and their gossip
Eventually reach her ears
She can take no more and an
Overdose finds her on the floor.
Guilty neighbours rally round
If only we had known
We could have helped her cope they cried
And now, well what of now
community rallied round and we find
A caring happy neighbourhood where
Side by side man and woman stand
United to the cause
To treat as would be treated one and all.
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Know just how you feel when sleep eludes you. I too bought a memory foam pillow with that very thought in mind. Unfortunately, the pillow was too full for the head (have to have a flattish one - which I found in Ikea), so thought to use it between the knees, but can now only sleep on my back, so eventually invested in a memory foam mattress...brilliant! What with the old adjustable bed and the mattress, manage to get the posture about right - was especially good when having acute frozen shoulders when sleep became a thing of the past! Then had to rely on Kalms to calm and relieve the head twitching a little. You are right, it's very much DIY treatment these days. Have ordered the Epsom salts and look forward to a better night after bathing. Thanks you for that. Hope your day improves...even a smidge
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Have a good shopping trip and don't overdo it!
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My Epsom salts just arrived...but no instructions. Could you tell me how much you put in your bath...with how much water in the bath?
Hope you've had a better day today. Mine has been a little better fibro-wise, but frustrating because I had to wait in all day for the package, so the poor dog had to be satisfied with a 'buggy trot' around the block instead of over the Downs...she is giving me that sorrowful eye look now!
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