12 Fibromyalgia articles to explore this month

 Welcome to the Fibro Link-Up!

We’re thrilled to share this month’s collection of insightful, heartfelt, and empowering blog posts from fibromyalgia bloggers around the world. These 12 articles offer a rich mix of personal stories, creative reflections, practical advice, and emotional support. Whether you’re living with fibromyalgia, supporting someone who is, or simply curious to learn more, this roundup is for you.

Each post is a window into the lived experience of chronic illness—honest, vulnerable, and often beautifully resilient. We hope you’ll find comfort, connection, and maybe even a few “aha” moments as you explore.

The Fibromyalgia Link-Up

1. Dear Stranger…

Blogger: Sarah Blog: Sarah pens a raw and moving letter to fellow fibromyalgia warriors, offering solidarity and encouragement. She shares the emotional toll of chronic pain and fatigue, and reminds readers that they are not alone in their struggle.

2. Complex Sleep Problems and Fibro

Blogger: Susan Pearson Blog: Susan explores the unpredictable nature of sleep with fibromyalgia, comparing two very different nights and offering insights into how she manages rest. A relatable read for anyone battling insomnia and pain.

3. A Creativity Life Lesson For What Others Think Of Fibro

Blogger: Dale Rockell Blog: Dale draws a thoughtful parallel between photography judging and the way society judges those with invisible illnesses. His message: stay true to yourself and your creative voice, no matter what others think.

4. Mental Health and Chronic Illness Help

Blogger: Helen Blog: Helen offers practical advice and emotional support for managing mental health alongside chronic illness. Her compassionate tone and actionable tips make this a comforting and empowering read.

5. Don't Let Them Dictate

Blogger: Glenys Robyn Hicks Blog: Glenys shares a powerful message about resisting societal expectations and reclaiming autonomy when living with fibromyalgia. Her post encourages readers to define their own path and protect their energy.

6. Some More to Add to the Mix

Blogger: Glenys Robyn Hicks Blog: In this follow-up post, Glenys expands on her previous reflections, adding more insights and experiences to the conversation. Her writing is candid, thoughtful, and deeply relatable.

7. What Is Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder?

Blogger: Melissa N. Reynolds Platform: Melissa explains hypermobility spectrum disorder and its connection to fibromyalgia in this informative video. Her clear and compassionate delivery makes complex medical concepts easier to understand.

8. Coping With the Holidays

Blogger: Johanna Sr Blog: Johanna shares practical strategies for managing fibromyalgia during the holiday season. From pacing to planning, her tips help make celebrations more manageable and less overwhelming.

9. 6 Poems About (& Despite!) the Fibro Experience

Blogger: Janet Jay Blog: Janet curates a collection of poems that capture the emotional landscape of chronic pain and mental health. These pieces are raw, lyrical, and deeply moving—perfect for anyone who finds healing in words.

10. What Is Normal Anyway?

Blogger: Dale Rockell Blog: Dale questions the concept of “normal” in the context of chronic illness. He reflects on how fibromyalgia reshapes identity and urges readers to redefine normal with compassion and realism.

11. Pacing Through the Pain: My First parkrun

Blogger: Sarah Warburton Blog: Sarah shares her experience participating in a parkrun while managing fibromyalgia. Her story is a testament to pacing, preparation, and celebrating small victories—no matter how long the journey.

12. Cromer New Year's Day Fireworks & Fibro Pain

Blogger: Dale Rockell Blog: Dale recounts the joy and pain of attending a New Year’s fireworks display. He reflects on the physical toll of outings and the importance of creating joyful moments despite the cost.

About the Fibro Link-Up

Formerly known as Fibro Friday, the Fibro Link-Up is now a monthly event open to anyone with a blog post about fibromyalgia. Whether you’re sharing personal experiences, research, creative writing, or tips for living well, we welcome your contributions. It’s a space to connect, raise awareness, and support one another.

💜 Thank You for Visiting

To all our readers—thank you for taking the time to learn more about fibromyalgia. Your curiosity, compassion, and willingness to listen make a real difference. Please consider sharing this post to help spread awareness and support others on their journey.

💜 A Big Thank You

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the bloggers who contributed to this month’s Fibro Link-Up. Your voices, stories, and insights help build a stronger, more compassionate community for everyone affected by fibromyalgia. Many thanks to This Fibro Chick,

 Susan Pearson, 

Melissa Reynolds, Dale Rockell, Helen's Journey, Glenys Robyn Hicks, Johanna Sr, Janet Jay, and Sarah Warburton.

Find out more about these fabulous sharing and caring bloggers at their Fibro blogs by clicking on their names above. 

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