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Members shared powerful connections between childhood trauma and fibromyalgia, describing how prolonged abuse created a state of constant high... Read more
I think therapy is always a good place to start. We most often do not know what could be contributing to our issues. Good luck.
Hi Sherri, long time overdue for a chat...sorry I have been busy doing what I can this side of the world. With covid and all, it has been a struggle. But there is always hope. I started with real food technology 20 months ago and all my pain is gone!! Truthfully...let me know if you want the info. I am able to send it via Whatsapp to you in short 2-3 minute videos. My cell nr is (Phone number can only be seen by the question and answer creators). May God bless you. Hugs 😍
I am certain some type of abuse can cause a person on" high alert" to have every muscle and skin and joint stay in the fight or flight experience. I'm a survivor, my oldest daughter is also a survivor.
Many more I know that have it due to prolonged exposure to abuse, physically, verbally and spiritually. It's been a very long road getting the verbal and physical abuse to be quiet!
Then my pain racked body is what is left behind. I'm extremely grateful and thankful to God who saved me to help and share with other survivors who are now dealing with fibromyalgia.
Sherri🌼
Yes apparently stress or trauma enhances the symptoms of Fibro. according to drs I had seen the past 20 years.
Yes, I was abused by my father and then my ex fiancé. I think my fibro stems from physically being sick, unexpected young friend death, in pain from arthritis, and trying to get my homeless twin off drugs. I think my body is tapped out on dealing with traumatic events.