I had my husband read up on it and he seems to understand a lot better. But I am blessed with a husband that really supports me.
Hang in there dear. Gentle hugs

Get him to watch some lectures from doctors on YouTube there's loads on there that say exercise when able but you have to listen to yourself no ones fibro is exactly the same I completely understand how hard it is when your partner doesn't understand sending hugs 🤗

This is true. I certainly didn't mean that we could convince anyone of our agony. One thing you can comment to your husband is, I'm sorry you feel that way, and drop it. I have found that many times just to try to keep some sanity is laughter. Funny tv shows and movies. You tube is fabulous to laugh. I go on sometimes and just search, make me laugh, or laughing babies. Or I'll go to favorite tv theme songs and favorite songs that make me feel good. Yesterday was a miracle for me. Actually weird. No pain or fatigue, went out to breakfast, walked some in the mall, did some light housework which I can rarely do. But today woke up with a flare and certainly didn't want to get dressed and go out, but we had a funeral to go to for a neighbor and had to force myself. It made me feel proud of myself because I thought of someone else and paid my respect. I take one day at a time, and if I can't do a day, I do even a minute at a time. This site is here for you; it's a safe place and you can vent all you want, we all understand. God bless you. Hugs and Blessings.

Unfortunately I don't think some will ever understand Fibro!! Hell we don't even get it half the time. I suggested my whole family read up on it but I seriously think if any of them did, they either forget how bad it can be or else choose not to believe it! Fibro is a very complex sickness with far too many ailments to even remember how it effects us everyday and yes we have the odd good day and too many bad days! I honestly think you will waste too much time and energy getting them to try and understand it!!

I am so sorry that you are experiencing this. I am truly blessed that my husband is so kind and understanding. One of the things that you can do if you haven't already is research the net on everything you can find about fibro. I've come across some sights that lay out lists of all the different symptoms and how debilitating they are. No one can really understand unless they walk in our moccasins, (my husband is Native American). I, too, have a hard time exercising. Even walking in my condo, up and back, up and back, just for a few minutes can help. I will pray for you and your husband. Keep in touch. Hugs and Blessings.