Am I the only one who felt like they were just barely treading water throughout the entirety of 2019?
I'm not gonna sugar coat it ... 2019 was a tough year for me, both physically and professionally, and I'm glad it's over. There, I said it.
But some positives did come out of 2019! Below
Dec. 27, 2019 fibromyalgia & Lyme news
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USA Today: FDA adds warning labels to Lyrica, other nerve drugs over opioid concerns
From the article: "The new labels will warn doctors against prescribing the drugs with other medications that can slow breathing, including opioid painkillers. The breathing risks also apply to elderly
Dec. 20, 2019 fibromyalgia & Lyme news
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U.S. Congressman Chris Smith: Chris Smith’s TICK Act and End Neglected Diseases Act to become law
From the article: “It’s taken 21 years and over a dozen bills I’ve introduced in Congress beginning with the Lyme Disease Initiative Act of 1998 to get here. ... This marks a major victory for
My Christmas wish list as someone with Lyme & fibromyalgia
I'm always on the hunt for the next thing that will help myself and my readers to feel better, and the holidays are a good time to ask for those items that may be out of reach during the rest of the year.
But this year, Christmas is going to be slim because my bank account is in the red due to
Dec. 13, 2019 fibromyalgia & Lyme news
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Health Rising: A one-stop shopping guide to the FM drug trials coming your way
Blogger Cort Johnson gives a summary of several upcoming fibromyalgia drug trials!
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Philadelphia Inquirer: Trump administration proposes Social Security rule changes that could cut off thousands of
6 reasons why your elimination diet failed
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When I became serious about healing from chronic illness, the first thing that made the biggest difference in my fibromyalgia symptoms was
Dec. 6, 2019 fibromyalgia & Lyme news
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Pain News Network: CDC planning to update opioid guideline in 2021
From the article: "Public pressure has been building on the CDC to clarify the guideline. Although voluntary and only intended for primary care physicians treating chronic pain, the guideline’s recommended limits on opioid
New fibromyalgia & Lyme research studies (December 2019)
It's time for another research update! The latest fibromyalgia and Lyme disease studies entered into the federal government's ClinicalTrials.gov database are summarized below.
As usual, you'll notice a great disparity between the number of fibromyalgia studies vs. those for Lyme. Thank God for
Nov. 29, 2019 fibromyalgia and Lyme news
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Yahoo Finance: Tonix Pharmaceuticals announces initiation of the phase 3 RELIEF study of TNX-102 SL for the management of fibromyalgia
From the article: "'We are in the process of activating approximately 40 U.S. sites to start enrolling patients, and we expect to dose the first patient by
FedUpwithFatigue.com’s 2019 gift guide for fibromyalgia & Lyme disease
I had all the best intentions.
To get ahead of the holiday rush, I was going to be one of those bloggers who publish their annual gift guide in early November. This was finally going to be the year!
Did that happen? Nope.
And I don't even have a really good excuse.
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I’m Donna, a longtime newspaper reporter, health writer and chronic illness thriver! Fed Up with Fatigue provides weekly news, research, treatments and more to help you live better with fibromyalgia and/or Lyme.