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Waking up with pain.

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kaz_40
kaz_40

I wish we didnt all have to wake up like this each morning. 

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  • Boqer
    Boqer kaz_40

    Posted

    Yes, I agree Kaz, it is so tiring and depressing, but we somehow have to find a way of not letting it get us down, I don't know what that might be yet, but maybe something to look forward to. We have to put our minds on something pleasant, I feel it's the only way rolleyes

    Hope you enjoy something in your day

    Gentle hugs

    • kaz_40
      kaz_40 Boqer

      Posted

      we are planning to decorate our bathroom and sons bedroom. so Im decideing on paint colour and what flooring to have. I love designing choosing different looks for each of your rooms. A friend of mne who lives 2 doors away from me asked invited me to hers tonight so Im looking forward to that. and tomorrow hopeing to go out for the day. I also treat my self now again as it helps to lift the spirits. also I help our local charity shop by donateing to them unwanted goods to help raise money. so sorting out stuff today for them. finding other things to focus on Ive found helps me. Hope you have agood weekend and not too much pain ake care gentle hug
    • Boqer
      Boqer kaz_40

      Posted

      Thank you Kaz, sounds like you're going to be busy, have fun and enjoy your weekend 😊
    • kaz_40
      kaz_40 Boqer

      Posted

      smile Thank you x take care big hug x
  • susan556
    susan556 kaz_40

    Posted

    Ive forgotten what its like to feel normal, especially  in the mornings

    Sue

    • Boqer
      Boqer susan556

      Posted

      It's sad, isn't it, that we feel this way, life changes so much especially when you look back to a few years ago. But you knowthings could be worse. I went to the Dr and he said that to me, Ireplied that I didn't see how things could be any worse, a couple of weeks later I broke a rib, so well, yes, things can always be worse. 😊

      Take care and be gentle with yourself

    • kaz_40
      kaz_40 susan556

      Posted

      Hi susan would be great to feel normal again free from pain .life has certainly changed since having fibro the impact this condition has had on our lives is unbelievable.all we can do is take each day at a time get through it as best we can take care gentle hugs
  • susan69134
    susan69134 kaz_40

    Posted

    Don't think I remember a time when I didn't ache, now I have trouble working out if what I feel is fibro or something else. Apparently my hospital notes say I have a high tolerance for pain, not always a good thing, explains why it took me 12 hours to realise what I thought was a stomach upset was something more by which time I was jaundiced and very ill with trapped gallstones. And why my husband was convinced I'd a minor sprain to my ankle not actually broken it (and a bone in my foot) as he thought I should be at least crying if not screaming in pain.
    • kaz_40
      kaz_40 susan69134

      Posted

      Its hard when we have fibro as it throws so many different things at us you never know whether it is fibro or something else going on. Ive found that if unsure its always best to speak to a dr.I have a high pain level, but fibro pain is a different sort of pain, not what I would personal call a normal pain. If you can understand what I mean
  • susan556
    susan556 kaz_40

    Posted

    HI Kaz and all, was researching into  colloidal silver for a friend with a very sore mouth, cant beleive what i read scrolling down..look

    Fibromyalgia

    My fibromyalgia is such that I ache throughout my body, all day, every day of my life. I get out of bed in the morning and my body hurts. It’s worse in the cold weather – which we have plenty of in Syracuse. Every part of me hurts: my legs, arms, back, my connective tissue. On bad days, it’s debilitating. Because I’m also allergic to everything under the sun and almost all medications —I should be in plastic bubble! — I can’t even take anything for it. A few months, ago, I took some Mesosilver for an ear abscess and noticed that my fibromyalgia symptoms lessened. It was pretty subtle at first: I just sort of noticed, “Wait, I’m a lot less achy than I was.” I didn’t understand it, and kept asking myself, “What’s going on – is this real?” But there was no question that once I started taking Mesosilver, I felt a lot better. I am in a lot less pain, and movement is so much easier, like I can get up out of a chair now without pain and major effort. It’s quite unbelievable! I've never been so impressed with anything! I feel like I have a new lease on life! How spectacular is that? I thank God for you for giving me my life back! This really works! It truly is a miracle!

    Tammie Thomas

    Syracuse, NY

    My fibromyalgia had me in a state of total exhaustion. I couldn’t walk, couldn’t think clearly, could barely function. Colloidal Silver got me out of bed, helped my brain to function and got me off my prescription drugs, which means a lot to me because I don’t like taking drugs and really prefer more natural healing approaches.

    Firbromyalgia is a cyclical condition, in which the symptoms come and go. I notice with Mesosilver, the waxing and waning of the symptoms is so much less drastic and much less severe. If I run out of the Mesosilver, my fibromyalgia symptoms flare up immediately, so I know there is a definite cause and effect relationship between my relief and the Mesosilver. And I love it that it’s a natural solution and I can get relief without the terrible side effects of the prescription drugs.

    Also, I use Mesogold to help with fibromyalgia muscle pain. And my 12-year-old daughter who is just starting to manifest the beginning symptoms of the disease also takes gold to help with her pain, as well as her confusion and lack of focus. The Mesogold really helps her to think more clearly and follow through on assignments and tasks, both at home and at school.

    My friend Deborah who also has Fibromyalgia uses both the silver and the gold, and finds them necessary for good daily functioning.

    Could this help us?

    Sue x

     

    • kaz_40
      kaz_40 susan556

      Posted

      Hi Susan556  I am going to go on google and research into it, and also when I am able to speak to my gp ask her about it. I am only speaking for my self but I would never take anything before running it past my gp 1st. mainly because I have problems where medications are concerned and the affects they have on me.its up to us all where our health is concerned to do what we think is right and best for ourselves. But I do think its best to ask gp for advice before taking anything which isnt prescribed. Just to be on the safe side. x
    • kaz_40
      kaz_40 susan556

      Posted

      Hi Susan556  I have just been on wikpedia go on their read up about it x
    • christine26761
      christine26761 susan556

      Posted

      I use Colloidal Gold too, it's really lifts me..it's amazing, left it alone for a couple of months just to see if it was really working or  was I really wanting it to work soo bad...it's unbelievable I take it once a day in liquid form....gives me a jump in my step if you know what I mean....I buy it on a New Zealand website as most pharmacies in Australia don't stock it...it really gives me a lifft feel really bright...hope you can trail some of your own..it amazing..be blessed, have a lovely weekend:-) xxxxx
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