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Chasing dreams

potofcallaloo October 2, 2014 4 Comments chasing dreamscognitive impairmentsdreaming with fibromyalgiafatigue

I am a dreamer. A dream chaser.  I chase them without ceasing. But dear God I am weary. For everytime I think I am closer…

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Fogged up by the Fibro fog

potofcallaloo January 26, 2014 2 Comments brain fogcognitive impairmentsfibro fogfibromyalgia

I’ve been feeling quite froggy foggy lately. More than usual I mean. Fibro fog is real. More and more, I realise the daily effects on my…

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Relationship woes posed by Fibromyalgia

potofcallaloo May 18, 2013 2 Comments cognitive impairmentsDepressionfibro fogfibromyalgiarelatiionshipsrelationships and fibromyalgia

…we’re struggling to live with ourselves. I think it is important to find someone who can support us, will believe us, stand by us and love us for who we are.

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The Dark Side

potofcallaloo December 8, 2012 4 Comments aloneanxietychronic exhaustioncognitive impairmentsDepressionexplaining fibromyalgiafibromyalgiafibromyalgia and depressioninsomnialonlinessthe dark side

‘Welcome to the dark side’ is what my friend at work (right behind me) says to me when I pop around her ‘side’ of the…

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Bang, bang…Fibromyalgia Kills

potofcallaloo October 27, 2012 20 Comments cognitive impairmentsDepressiondevilitating exhaustiondying by accidentfibro fogfibromyalgiamemory lossmigrainespainsuicide

Doctors had always said that fibromyalgia isn’t going to kill us. They mean it’s not a terminal illness. Our muscles won’t degenerate, and we won’t…

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The Creativity Killer

potofcallaloo September 9, 2012 4 Comments brain fogcognitive impairmentsconcentrationcreativityfibromyalgiaforgetfulnesslack of motivationwriter's block

Fibromyalgia makes it so difficult to write a story with the right words, and paint a picture with the right colours.

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