Caring for a Loved One with Fibromyalgia

If you want your children's help with your fibromyalgia -- and you should -- all you need to do is ask. It's very important for you to be open with your children about having fibromyalgia and let them know how they can help you cope. Just keep in... Full Answer

Dealing with inadequate pain control, medication trials, exhaustion, fatigue, health care providers, family, friends, coworkers, self-esteem, stress, and medical and legal red tape, can lead to fibromyalgia related depression.  The fibromyalgia... Full Answer

First, if you are willing to be supportive, bravo! Managing stress in any situation is difficult, that is why we talk about crisis management in our book. Here are a few tips. Remember you are a team. Try to work together and remember, your FM... Full Answer

Most people with fibromyalgia are able to take care of themselves. However, the condition can affect young children and the elderly who may require some assistance. As a caregiver for someone with fibromyalgia, it's important to have a good understanding... Full Answer