Living with chronic pain from fibromyalgia can be isolating and lonely. It's important to let people know that you have pain rather than forsake social activities or feel miserable when out with friends. This way, you can feel comfortable taking any activity a little slower, and allow your friends and loved ones to offer their help.
Anyone who lives with fibromyalgia knows only too well that invades every part of your life, including the most personal areas – your relationships with your family and friends. In an effort to better understand the impact fibromyalgia has on personal relationships, Dawn Marcus, M.D., Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology at the…
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