Dr. Leonard Coldwell says that all cancers can be cured in up to 4 months. I don't know if thats true but in this day of chemo and experimental drugs this hardly seems like it will harm anyone willing to try. Salt, vitamin c and raw food diet. At the very least it will do nothing.
Navigating life and trying to stay creative with Fibromyalgia, Bi-Polar 2, Adrenal fatigue and CFS. There is also a touch of Hyperacusis, Misophonia, Hypothyroid, Pulsatile Tinnitus, Asthma and everything that comes along with it. Trying to heal my body with organic food, supplements,and modified exercise.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
This story puts pain in perspective
Read this fantastic book, made me laugh and cry. Made me thankful for my good days, and thankful that my bad days aren't as bad ad they could be. Jim is know as Bobby Singer in Supernatural, and Ellsworth on Deadwood, as well as many other things. Even if your not a fan of his the book is a must. Hands hurt today so not a lot of out of me on this end except the suggestion for the read. Have a great day everybody!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Same old story
Is anyone else tired of telling people the same story over and over? People forget what I have and ask questions that are ridiculous! If I say my back hurt or I was really tired or I had a bad day and had to just sit of the couch I very often get a "why, what happened?" Come on people i't bad enough I am struggling, can you please make a mental note that I may not look sick, but I am!!!! (update) Doing very well on vitamin D, B12, and 5 htp. Much better than in the last year.i can tell when i forget to take it because i get tired, depressed, and have little interest in anything. I definitely recommend it for anyone not wanting to take prescriptions.
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Blessed and stressed
Holidays are tricky when you have something as unpredictable as fibro. I m aware that I need to take it easy but with the ever growing list of things to do between thanksgiving and the new year it's very hard to keep a pace that will not add any unnecessary stress to my body. I'm blessed to be as mobile as I am. Many are worse off. I appreciate what I have and what I can do. But when my hands hurt cutting out snowflakes or putting together a barbie house I have a lingering worry in the back of my head about how long this will last. Hopefully the new year will bring new education, funding and treatment for all of us. Recently I read the blog of a very happy positive fellow sufferer, and although its great to be positive, just because you can do all "these" things, doesn't mean I can, and because I can do something also doesn't mean someone else should be able to either. Our conditions are relative to ourselves. If you can run a marathon with fibro good for you, but don't tell me I can. Nor do I want to! I can do today what my body will allow me to do and for now that's good enough. Happy new year everybody!!!
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