No offense, but sleep impairment contributing to Fibro pain is not new news. At all. We all know that it contributes, how could we not?
Botox is definitely not something I'd try to relieve pain. Again, no offense. The number of medications I'm already on is alarming enough. All those chemicals doing who knows what (in the long term) to my body and my health. All for a few hours (when lucky) of pain relief.
If people really wanted to help those of us with chronic pain and fatigue from Fibromyalgia, they'd help bring awareness to this debilitating condition. They'd force doctors to share research and make it even more possible in finding out what causes it, and how to finally treat it. They'd help make it affordable for treatments that DO help. Like acupuncture, massage therapy and chiropractic to name a few. These easily found and readily available treatments would vastly improve my quality of life if I could but afford them.
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No offense, but sleep impairment contributing to Fibro pain is not new news. At all. We all know that it contributes, how could we not?
Botox is definitely not something I'd try to relieve pain. Again, no offense. The number of medications I'm already on is alarming enough. All those chemicals doing who knows what (in the long term) to my body and my health. All for a few hours (when lucky) of pain relief.
If people really wanted to help those of us with chronic pain and fatigue from Fibromyalgia, they'd help bring awareness to this debilitating condition. They'd force doctors to share research and make it even more possible in finding out what causes it, and how to finally treat it. They'd help make it affordable for treatments that DO help. Like acupuncture, massage therapy and chiropractic to name a few. These easily found and readily available treatments would vastly improve my quality of life if I could but afford them.
Shannon at www.livingwithfibromyalgia.ca
April 26, 2013 - 12:32pmThis Comment
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