Hi everyone! I recently heard from a reader who was looking for some suggestions on where to turn next, in terms of finding a medical professional to help him. He said he'd been struggling with central sensitization syndrome for three years now, and had yet to receive any significant help. I thought his advice might… Continue reading How to find help for Central Sensitization
Category: Chronic Pain
So, I think I *do* have fibromyalgia, after all.
Wow... the past few months have been full of changes for me! There's been a lot to deal with... but at the same time, I've been learning from it, and figuring a lot out. I don't always feel inspired to share super personal stuff on this blog, but I've heard from a few readers --… Continue reading So, I think I *do* have fibromyalgia, after all.
Friday round-up: swimming outside, meditation, and coffee shops
Hi everyone! So... I wanted to follow up my recent posts, which have been somewhat heavy, with a post to check in about some of the good things going on in my life! I've always wanted to try doing one of those Friday round-up posts so many bloggers do, so I thought I'd give this… Continue reading Friday round-up: swimming outside, meditation, and coffee shops
Why I fired my primary care doctor after 10+ years.
Sometimes I just can't believe the personal details I put online. To be honest, I think that's why I don't work on this blog as often as My Sacroiliac Joint Saga. It's super easy to provide people with factual information, with only a few personal tidbits thrown in. This blog, though? This is the one… Continue reading Why I fired my primary care doctor after 10+ years.
When the going gets tough, the tough start researching…
Hi everyone! Today I wanted to share with you this post from my friend Clare over at Jelly-Like Joints. Clare is a science-lover and "bookish crafter" --a book lover who also enjoys arts and crafts. She was born with a genetic condition that affects her connective tissues. This causes her to have hypermobile joints, along… Continue reading When the going gets tough, the tough start researching…
Sunlight in Winter 