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Chicago, IL

I was in a wedding this weekend so it was more like 2 days of events and all gogogo. Today I am tired, sore and shaking a lot. I slept a lot yesterday but still feel terrible. Will this happen forever?

November 19, 2018
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Members overwhelmingly confirmed that experiencing pain and shaking after a big event or active weekend is a common fibromyalgia symptom, with... Read more

Members overwhelmingly confirmed that experiencing pain and shaking after a big event or active weekend is a common fibromyalgia symptom, with many sharing that pushing past their limits, whether physically or mentally, often triggers a crash the next day that can include intense fatigue, muscle pain, achy joints, and uncontrollable shaking. Several members described how even seemingly simple activities like grocery shopping, cleaning, or a short hike can result in days of recovery, with rest being the only effective remedy. A recurring theme was the importance of learning your personal boundaries and giving yourself grace and extra TLC after pushing through, along with reassurance that these symptoms are part of fibromyalgia and not a sign of something worse.

A MyFibroTeam Member

I feel like i have the flu when i’ve done too much/ not slept enough in a weekend! Also, I get the shakiness too. I did some Pilates last night and my right arm has been shaking and weak feeling all day. It’s just a reminder we need some extra rest and TLC after pushing it. Hope you feel better ❤️

November 20, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

Yes and Yes. Only thing that I can find that help is rest.

November 19, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

I was just going to ask the same thing about the shaking!! I’m glad you posted this cause I have been getting a little worried about it and really haven’t looked into it cause I can’t handle any more illnesses on top of fibro! This illness is the absolute worst and has so many symptoms, you feel like you’re going crazy some days!!

November 20, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

yes and yes and yes now rest rest rest if i do to much the same happens to me as well so i rest god bless you take care and be well love brother fibroman

November 19, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

Sounds like you pushed yourself too hard. Physically or mentally. Over time you will figure out where your boundaries and limits are. I say this because I am learning where mine are and I still push myself past them often. When I do.. the next day I can hardly climb out of bed. And once my body realizes..hey, the stress is over..on come the shakes. ( if they don’t start in the middle of a stressful situation) been at work... 3rd 9 hour shift in a row and start shaking where I can hardly type and imagine trying to count tablets with the shakes 😂. 5...10.. oops 15 flying across the room.

November 19, 2018

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