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November 13, 2016
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Members responded to the creative prompt of personifying fibromyalgia with vivid and often haunting imagery, describing it through metaphors... Read more

Members responded to the creative prompt of personifying fibromyalgia with vivid and often haunting imagery, describing it through metaphors like a broken porcelain doll, a black cloud with red lightning and rain representing depression and pain, or a figure engulfed in flames and sharp instruments. Several members envisioned fibromyalgia as something heavy and inescapable, using images of ball and chains, knives, razor-sharp instruments, or a puzzle that cannot be put together. A recurring theme was the emotional weight of living with fibromyalgia, captured through dark colors, shadows, feelings of being broken or overpowered, and the sense of constant pain that touches every part of life.

A MyFibroTeam Member

Picasso

November 13, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

It would be a black cloud hanging low covering the upper half of the body, with sharp vivid red lightening shapes coming from the cloud, representing depression and pain, there would also be drops of rain coming from the cloud to represent tear.
The lower body would have huge ball and chains around both ankles indicating that there is no way to get away from it.
To the right of this figure is a figure of a person crumpled up and broken on the floor to show how the Fibro breaks you down.

You guessed today is not a good day ha ha

November 14, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

A puzzle which isn't put together .

November 14, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

A shadow holding real knives

November 14, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

Pins n needles in a voodoo doll. Lol I had to throw the voodoo doll in cause I have this picture

November 13, 2016

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