Fibro Friday week 522

WELCOME to Fibro Friday! 

I hope you have had a good week and that you are ready to share a link to your fibromyalgia post. 

Do not forget your post will be promoted in many ways, after you add it here

•  as part of a group post on Fibro Blogger Directory where readers will be taken directly to your site rather than via inlinkz
• as an individual post on X in a few weeks to over 17 thousand followers. 
• as an individual post on tumblr in a few weeks. 
• possibly on Pinterest at Fibro Bloggers Directory where we have over 45.4k monthly views.

Fibro Friday week 521

 WELCOME to Fibro Friday a link-up all about Fibromyalgia. It starts every Friday and runs almost all of the week. So you can join in anytime.

What is a link-up? It's a place to leave your own link to a blog post you have written - in this case about fibromyalgia or a related topic. 

Who can join in this link-up? You do NOT have to be a member of Fibro Blogger Directory to join in. Anyone who has written an article relating to fibromyalgia aka fibro can join in. 

What is the purpose of a link-up? A link-up can have a variety of purposes: 

• To share information. 
• To help people access information about a specific topic. 
• To help raise awareness of that topic. 
• To help people find others who write about that topic. 
• To discover new blogs on a specific topic.

While you are here please take this opportunity to have a look at previous week's link-ups or/and add your own link.

Fibro Friday week 520

At Fibro Friday we are helping others understand more about Fibromyalgia. 

Please join in by sharing one of your fibro articles here, and reading some of the others articles. You'll find out how others are coping with fibro, what they are going through, things they are trying to help them live with this ongoing, chronic pain condition.

We hope you can join in this week. Your link will be promoted on our social media sites to thousands of active fibromyalgia followers.

Raising Awareness of fibromyalgia

Thank you to all these excellent fibro bloggers working hard to help raise the awareness of fibromyalgia in their own special ways. We appreciate you sharing your stories, tips, news and research into this chronic pain condition. 

CBD it's Benefits and Awareness Day 8th August. Barbara shares some info about CBD and its potential benefits in easing chronic pain in fibromyalgia. 

Habits that help chronic illness. Melissa explains the wellness habits that she uses and the order in which she prioitises them to help her feel better when living with fibromyalgia and ME/CFS. 

Visiting the Pain Clinic includes Dale's positive experience when visiting the pain clinic, his realisations about what he is doing right to help reduce fibro symptoms and his recommendations for others. 

Oxygen Therapy. Dale gives us an update on this interesting therapy and his challenging week with a fibro flare and a therapy session. 

Fibromyalgia Explained: Thom explains Diagnosis, Treatments, and Coping Strategies for fibromyalgia and provides a comprehensive understanding of fibromyalgia, its symptoms, causes, and effective management strategies. 

Fibromyalgia Pain: Thom explains his view for the urgent need for comprehensive understanding and empathy from the medical community not just about the pain of fibromyalgia but about the misunderstandings and lack of adequate research and treatments.

Finding Myself after Fibromyalgia. Johanna describes the emotions and symptoms and ups and downs after being diagnosed with fibro and the realisations she has had.

Fibromyalgia: The Invisible Disease. This Fibro Chick discusses all the aspects of invisibilty in fibromyalgia including the importance of addressing this problem.

Top tips for the newly diagnosed. Alisha shares tips from her fibro friends from all around the world who have fibromyalgia so that if you are newly diagnosed with fibro you will not feel so alone.

A Coloring Adventure for Spoonies My Several Worlds Coloring Adventure for Spoonies offers pages of inky delight to remind you that you are strong, beautiful, and uniquely you. You are NOT broken! This book is made for Spoonies by a full-time Spoonie who has been using art as a coping tool for chronic illness and chronic pain since 2009.

A little time to slumber is a poem by Glenys R. Hicks about her day when living with fibromyalgia and other chronic illnesses.

From Fibro Friday week 517