Kelly-lee >= hang in there girl I know all to well about the unsupportive spouse issue.. I also still work... But it's a struggle.... My job very physical and I always have to be spot on.. So to speak.. I am not on meds... Once in a blue moon I take naproxen if the pain is real bad.. But I have taken meds that a lots people with fibro have but too many reactions ... And nothing really ever works:( I just muddle through it... My spouse it absolutely not helpful at home! He still has that 1950"s mentalldy so I ( get) it that God for my pets..I can understand your concerns about having to go back to work.. But we need the money ... Hope it goes ok.. 🌷🌸🌼

I work full time and have 3 kids, 4 if you count my husband. I take high doses of vitamin B complex to help with energy, once in the morning and once at lunch. Also I noticed a big change when I cut out certain foods; flour and sugary snacks.

I work full time and go to school. I'm on 90 mg deluxitne (cymbalta). It is hard sometimes with brain fog, and exhaustion. And other things. I don't have children to take care of, somyou need to weigh out what you need to do . You need to discuss this with your physician. It is hard and I have thrown medacine back at my physician.

Do you have the results of your thyroid panel? I wonder what you TSH and T3 and T4 and reverse T3 is. I ask because most endocrinologist don't know how to treat it. Functional medicine doctors do. Your pain and fatigue could be due to your thyroid

I work part time and take 300mg of Gabapentin 3 X daily! On my work days, I start off with a lot of pain use heat patches for my lower back and hips - I tend to loosen and cope well for the first few hours and then tends to go down hill from there - as the medication wears off I'm bent double with back and hip pain and even with a break I struggle for the rest of the day! I then pay for it the following day! I am determined to keep my job as long as I possibly can, even with the pain! Good luck, I hope it all works out for you🍀