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What Type Of Jobs Do You Guys Have?
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I have an office job and on a good day I am able to perform all task no problem. But I'm having few of those lately. I feel like my eyes get strained, sitting hurts and typing is sometimes too painful. I would love to hear from you!

posted March 30, 2016
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I comend anyone who can work if they have fibromialgia

posted March 31, 2016
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I substitute teach so that I can pick up work on a daily basis depending on how I feel.

posted August 26, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

Yes work full time. Typing always painful. Sittings painful but so is moving around. People don't understand the brain fog but most days I get through and keep going. It is tough but I refuse to give in

posted April 3, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

Although I had many health problems I managed to work until 50,but that doesn't mean it was easy. I missed a lot of work. People looked at me and didn't understand the problem because I didn't look sick. I have been called lazy also although my history showed I wasn't that! I am so sorry you have to deal with ignorant people.

posted April 2, 2016
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I worked at a hispital until a year ago

posted March 31, 2016

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