Archive for August, 2008
{ August 9, 2008 @ 10:00 am }
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{ Fibromyalgia Resources }
{ Tags: Fibro Fog, Fibromyalgia and diabetes, Fibromyalgia and IBS, Fibromyalgia Doctors, Fibromyalgia Resources, Fibromyalgia Risks, Fibromyalgia Signs, fibromyalgia support, fibromyalgia symptoms, Fibromyalgia Treatment }
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Recently it has come to my attention that several services are available for those of us suffering at the Fibromyalgia Network. This is a group of people who offer benefits such as Advocacy for those of you who wish to pass the word, Coping skills, and treatment options, as well as a boat load of other information.
Learn how to spread the word as well as get informative brochures, pins, posters, braclets, and bookmarks to help others spread the word. Informative information on the latest in news and research. As well as keeping your community interested in find out more on fibromyalgia.
Advocay is up to us and we are the most knowledgable in the area since we are the ones that suffer the effects, symptoms, and pain daily. Share you knowledge and visit : Fibromyalgia Network today…..
Until next time….
Smile!
{ August 6, 2008 @ 8:00 am }
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{ General }
{ Tags: complications, Diabetes, Fibromyalgia, Heat Attack, IBS, IBS and Fibromyalgia, Stroke, symptoms, Tips, Treatment for fibromyalgia, Treatment for Stroke }
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Over the many years researchers have been hard at work to find new ways to prevent strokes. This time the researchers may have found a gem, finding a link between strokes and sleep duration. Though this study is still in the works and there has not been a result locked in stone…we have a start. According to an article in MSNBC there maybe hope for those at risk for strokes.
Recently Dr. Jiu-Chiuan Chen has found a link between sleep duration and strokes in women. Dr. Chen has done a 7 year study with more than 93,000 women between 50-79 years of age that shows an increase in stroke with women who sleep more than 7 hour durations. Dr. Chen found during the study that 1,166 woman with these sleeping patterns have had Ischemic strokes.
To read more on this amazing find go too MSNBC.
Until next time,
{ August 4, 2008 @ 10:00 am }
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{ Pain }
{ Tags: cherries, Diabetes, Fibromyalgia, Fibromyalgia Risks, fibromyalgia symptoms, gout, IBS, Management, Pain, Research studies, Studies }
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Researchers are saying that Gout pain can be reduced by eating Cherries. Is this possible? Something so simple make a difference. Many people with Fibromyalgia fight daily with issues of Diabetes [Co-condition of Fibromyalgia] Gout is a very painful condition. And while many doctors struggle to assist patients with gout in reducing their pain; cherries is a viable possiblity.
Seaching for new ways to improve the quality of life for those with gout is a hard task. Though treatments are availble when one has an episode it is difficult to do even day to day activities [sound familiar?]. If you are interested in hearing more on this topic let us know by writing to fightingfibromyalgia@gmail.com and read the full article at: Joint-Pain.
Until next time,
Take it one day at a time!
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