May is Fibromyalgia Awareness, so during the month of May, I’m asking all fibromyalgia fighters, caregivers, medical providers and supporters to shine a purple light. Shining a purple light shows others that we accept fibromyalgia as a real illness, we are not ashamed of it, and we proudly support those living with it.
There is so much information found online about fibromyalgia. And after living with fibromyalgia for as long as I have, I would think I knew all there was about it and wouldn’t be surprised by some of the shocking statements I come across about it. However, I don’t know everything there is to know and …
Fibromyalgia Advocacy Day took place on September 19, 2019, on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. This is one step of many to making positive, ACTIVE changes in the fibromyalgia community. Read on to find out what Fibromyalgia Advocacy Day is and the impact it’s having on the fibromyalgia community. The Sun Shines on Possibilities As …
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Raising awareness is not enough to make a change. There are steps we can take with the awareness to make the changes we need. So why isn’t raising awareness enough to make a change? Here’s an inside look at awareness campaigns and what happens when the campaigns are over.
