Fibromyalgia Articles

These are some of the great fibromyalgia bloggers who joined in at Fibro Friday last week: from top to bottom, left to right Donna at Fed up with Fatigue, Beverley at her YouTube channel, Caz at Invisibly Me, Shelley at Chronic Mom and Terri at Reclaiming Hope.

Blogging inspiration

inspiration

/ɪnspɪˈreɪʃ(ə)n/

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noun

1. 1.

   the process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something, especially to do something creative.

   
   

   "Helen had one of her flashes of inspiration"

   
   

   synonyms:

   creativity, inventiveness, innovation, innovativeness, ingenuity, imagination, imaginativeness, originality, individuality; More

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2. 2.

   a sudden brilliant or timely idea.

   
   

   "then I had an inspiration"

   
   

   synonyms:

   bright idea, brilliant idea, timely thought, revelation;

3. FROM THE OXFORD DICTIONARY

I hope you get an idea from this quote, a mental stimulation that inspires you to write a post. 

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Today's quote is: "I have nothing in common with people who wash, dry, fold and put their clothes away all in one day." 

Fibromyalgia Weekly Articles

From top to bottom, left to right we have Barbara from Back Pain Blog UK, Mandy from Mandy and Michele, Stacey from Fighting With Fibro, Pamela from There Is Always Hope, and Donna from Fed up with Fatigue. These are just some of the great bloggers sharing their fibro stories and helpful information at last week's Fibro Friday. 

Blogging Inspiration

Nothing in your brain.  Or a hundred thoughts.  No inspiration.  No plan... except to create a blog post for your readers.

Blogging isn't about sitting on a wind swept beach, or in front of a computer, with ideas magically jumping into our brains. It takes some thought.

Being a chronic illness blogger can bring the extra challenge of having cognitive issues, colloquially known as brain fog, that can interfere with clarity of thought, an essential component for any writer.

Often I find I get writer's block, which is frustrating. I find ideas often come to me when I can relate to the idea in a quote and how it affects me in my life.

I am hoping to bring you blogging inspiration on a weekly basis, especially if you are a chronic illness blogger.

This week's quote: "I'm acting like I'm OK. Please don't interrupt my performance."