I’m usually up early, but this is ridiculous lol. Fibro, fussing up with the damp weather. Thanks, and you have a good day too.
I hear ya. I have fibro as well. This weather has been brutal on it.
I’m usually up early, but this is ridiculous lol. Fibro, fussing up with the damp weather. Thanks, and you have a good day too.
Are you ok? 3am is awfully early!! Have a good day.
@bombastinator - Zelda is more of a intellect, tough as f*** Henry Rollins than a confused, misguided and very much dead Sid Vicious.
Plus Sid was really only vicious with Nancy. Legend has it that even Freddie Mercury once put Sid in his place.
That’s not surprising, Freddie was one tough dude - if he got into a mustache fight he’d give Chuck Norris a run for his money.
Agreed.
Agreed.
There's a big difference in looking scary and being tough....that time was all about pretence and show....![]()
I stand by my statement. No headspikes. Also Henry Rollins is a smart guy. He wouldn’t jump on your bladder at 3 am out of simple exuberance. To be anAgree 3am is awfully early but tell that to my cat. If I am sleeping on my back she sits on my chest and tickles my nose. If on my side, she headbutts my face and or tickles my nose. If I burry my head under the covers or pillows, she walks all over me. If I yell at her to go away and let me sleep in, she strategically jumps from my head board directly onto a full morning bladder!
@bombastinator - Zelda is more of a intellect, tough as f*** Henry Rollins than a confused, misguided and very much dead Sid Vicious.
I was diagnosed with fibro about 8 years ago. Never really believed it because there was no test so to speak. The Ortho that told me I had it, determined it from pressure points? I just refused to give in and accept. After moving back to Georgia from California I am a believer. The weather (rain and humidity) must make it worse.I hear ya. I have fibro as well. This weather has been brutal on it.
I stand by my statement. No headspikes. Also Henry Rollins is a smart guy. He wouldn’t jump on your bladder at 3 am out of simple exuberance. To be ansure. But not because he didn’t understand what 3am was.
I’d say Sid was lucky, otherwise he might have been remembered as Sid Toothless.
Not really. It was a hard life being a punk in the early days, constant ridicule and bullying. You had to learn how to stick up for yourself, as I am sure Freddie also learned growing up as a gay man. Sid was tough, but at 90lbs soaking wet, and that’s with his 10lb chain and padlock he wore, he just didn’t have the strength, nor the size to back it up. Not to mention he was out of his mind chemically more than he was sober.
I got a sister with it. It’s a wack wack thing. It’s totally real alright. It got its name because if you do a biopsy you can see the altered fibrils under a microscope.I was diagnosed with fibro about 8 years ago. Never really believed it because there was no test so to speak. The Ortho that told me I had it, determined it from pressure points? I just refused to give in and accept. After moving back to Georgia from California I am a believer. The weather (rain and humidity) must make it worse.
I hate fibromyalgia too, my son has it. Our family has a lot of wacky autoimmune diseases. My mom has interstitial cystitis, as does my kid. That is such a HORRIBLE disease for a boy (really any human) but a boy to get.
I briefly had the IC but was enrolled in a sort of "experimental treatment" but it worked. My kid actually has the trifecta: fibro, IC, and migraines. Oh he was also allergic to 19 things. Those, we got rid of via allergy elimination but the rest? Well, when he started thinking about offing himself and I was thinking to myself, "That sounds totally REASONABLE, son," well, that is how I became one of the earliest caregiver moms in Tucson definitely and maybe AZ in general. It was incredibly expensive but it worked. Kid does fine, too, he's pretty much in maintenance mode ATM.
It's an evil disease. I'm fairly sure that trauma can play a role honestly (he was plenty traumatized-- not by me! But yea) as a kid. IDK. It could be genetics.
Either way, these illnesses are HORRIBLE. My mother had IC before it was a "thing" and like, she was pretty suicidal for a decade or so because docs were calling it "hysteria" and stuff. I was really mad at her as a teen, I don't blame her one bit NOW.
She's doing better. But bleugh.
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I was diagnosed with fibro about 8 years ago. Never really believed it because there was no test so to speak. The Ortho that told me I had it, determined it from pressure points? I just refused to give in and accept. After moving back to Georgia from California I am a believer. The weather (rain and humidity) must make it worse.
I got a sister with it. It’s a wack wack thing. It’s totally real alright. It got its name because if you do a biopsy you can see the altered fibrils under a microscope.
It’s also visually recognizable in a persons face. There’s sort of a week old tomato puffiness. I’ve seen enough people with it I can often tell at a glance if it’s bad.
My understanding is the best way to fight it is very carefully measured amounts of regular exercise. No too much and not too little, and the battle is very very slow. It can be beaten back though. Not all the way but it can sometimes make you hurt less. YMMV