"I have been battling Fibro for the past 20 years! And it seems to be getting worse. I also have chronic back pain and have recently had a morphine electronic pump put in for my back. The doctor thought this would surely help the pain of the fibromyalgia but it has not. I'm looking for some kind of relief. Maybe your book will be helpful." Luga

Dear Luga,

Thank you for taking the time to send in your story. My heart-felt cyberhug goes out to you.

As you know, I received cortisone shots from the time I was 4 years old to the time I was 15 years old. The poison attacked my soft tissue and by the time I was 12 years old I was disqualified from school sports. I had an achy body and my lower back was the worst. By the time I was 18 I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and told that my MRI looked as though I was 30 years old and that I needed back surgery, which I refused. By the time I was 25 my back was hurting so badly that neither standing up nor laying down was giving me any relief. Another MRI by a different doctor confirmed that my body had aged and it looked as though he was viewing the insides of a 60 year old woman. God only knows that I felt old and brittle.

I went ahead and had my back surgery. Life has never been the same since and getting Fibromyalgia only a couple of years later only made things worse.I truly understand your pain!Having said that, I hope you will read my entire story and how I healed myself not only from Fibromyalgia, the rheumatism, the chronic fatigue, but also the backaches, the chronic carpal tunnel, the temporary but agonizing lapses of memory and everything else that seems to accompany this condition.

There truly is hope!

Do order the book and find tips and guidance in there, and at minimum someone who relates to you on every level.For now let me tell you this. I know you don't feel like exercising. It seems like a contradiction. How can an achy body get exercised when the last thing you want to do is move? And I'm not asking you to exercise, but I am asking you to try the following. Get 5-10 minutes of sun every day. Go outside and walk in the sun. Walk slowly, however slow you want. As long as you walk and move your body in the sun.

Do this for about a month. Then check back with me.Keep me posted, dear Luga!

Rays to warm your heart on your journey,







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AN OVERVIEW OF FIBROMYALGIA
"A Story of Survival and
A Spiritual Step by Step Action Guide
to Recovering from Fibromyalgia."

An Overview of Fibromyalgia
It is estimated that 6 to 12 million people in the United States are affected by Fibromyalgia, costing the U.S. Economy over $20 billion dollars. And although there is no known medical cure for the condition, Chaszey Sandhriel, who suffered from Fibromyalgia for many years, is about to share her strategies for how she cured herself of the condition in her upcoming book, Inspiration To Live – A Story of Survival and a Spiritual Step by Step Action Guide to Recovering from Fibromyalgia. She has been healthy for over a decade and has made it her mission to share her wisdom with others so they can transmute this debilitating condition into amazing health once again.
Controversies
Because there are no tests that provide a clear-cut ‘yes-or-no’ diagnosis, Fibromyalgia continues to be a disputed condition. Many members of the medical community consider fibromyalgia a non-disease because of a lack of abnormalities on physical examination, the absence of objective diagnostic tests, and extensive overlap with other similar conditions such as chronic fatigue syndrome. And yet the condition is very real to those 16.2% of patients with Fibromyalgia who are drawing social security and nearly 30% of sufferers claim that they cannot hold down a steady job due to this condition (Source: Wolfe F, et al.: Work and disability status of persons with FMS. J Rheumatology 24(6):1171-8, 1997).
There is No Official Cure - Until Now
To date there is no cure for Fibromyalgia, although the pharmaceutical companies are spending fortunes to produce medicines that help control some of the symptoms or at least bring comfort to those who suffer from the condition. (Source: Chakrabarty, S; Zoorob R (July 2007). " Fibromyalgia". American Family Physician).
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Fibromyalgia Symptoms
Fibromyalgia Symptoms

Fibromyalgia is described as a chronic, body-wide pain disorder coupled with many other symptoms such as severe daytime fatigue, unrefreshed sleep, bowel and bladder abnormalities, chronic headaches, morning stiffness, cognitive or memory impairments, reduced coordination and decreased physical endurance. In a literal sense Fibromyalgia translates to muscle and connective tissue pain. Other symptoms also include difficulty with swallowing, and numbness and tingling in all of the limbs. Psychiatric conditions associated with Fibromyalgia such as anxiety, depression and posttraumatic stress disorder are also common amongst Fibromyalgia sufferers.

Cancer Risk Doubled for Those With Fibromyalgia

Preliminary findings also indicate that the cancer risk is also doubled in people with Fibromyalgia (Source: Macfarlane GJ, et al.: Widespread body pain and mortality: Prospective population based study. BMJ 22:1-4, 2001).

There is No Official Cure - Until Now

To date there is no cure for Fibromyalgia, although the pharmaceutical companies are spending fortunes to produce medicines that help control some of the symptoms or at least bring comfort to those who suffer from the condition. (Source: Chakrabarty, S; Zoorob R (July 2007). "Fibromyalgia". American Family Physician).

Order Your Book Today!

Inspiration To Live – A Story of Survival and a Spiritual Step by Step Action Guide to Recovering from Fibromyalgia. The book will be in bookstores nationwide at the end of March of 2010. Paperback, 250 pages, $15.