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My doctor tells me not to overdo things; I tell him I’m being watchful, careful. “Good. Keep doing that.” He looks up from the lab work we’re reviewing. “I get this a lot: Hey, doc, I was feeling so much better, I took off for the weekend, bungee jumping, hiking, stayed out late, had a blast. But today I feel horrible. Just horrible.” He shrugs wryly. “I call it The Monday Morning Call.”
Susan has experienced Fibromyalgia symptoms most of her life. She hadn’t found all the answers she needed, although chiropractic was very helpful. Now she is rekindling enthusiasm and hope. Only five weeks into treatment with Fibromyalgia and Fatigue Centers, she has begun to experience marked improvement. “It’s the first time I’ve heard people talk about solutions instead of just patching up the symptoms.” Here’s Susan’s story.
After five months of treatment, my Fibromyalgia pain is gone. Yep, gone.
Every patient I interview has a story of strength and courage that incorporates multiple strands of effort. One of those strands is, for lack of a better word, awareness. That we recover is inspirational. How we fortify ourselves along the path of recovery, how we believe in ourselves as we undertake the journey is also inspirational. I believe awareness and our attitude toward it have the power to influence the course of our treatment. What LaReese (whose story appears in this blog) shared with me has made a difference in how I participate in my treatment. I would like to share it with you.
With the results of the most recent blood tests in, we’re making some changes and taking the next big step. It’s an incredible thing to see in black and white the evidence confirming why I’m feeling better in some areas.
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