Earlier this week, I stumbled upon PainFreeKitchen's YouTube channel. On it, fibromyalgia sufferer Rachel talks a lot about how what we eat impacts our symptoms. She says her fibromyalgia pain is gone after cutting gluten, dairy and soy from her diet. She's recovered to the point where she's doing
New center would put fibromyalgia research on the fast track
This story was first published on NationalPainReport.com and is being reprinted here with permission from the editor.
Dr. Jarred Younger is the fibromyalgia community’s most impatient ally. For more than a decade, the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) researcher has been working on
Week of March 14, 2016 fibromyalgia and ME/CFS news
The other day I was looking at my blog traffic stats for the past few months, and they confirmed the obvious: You guys really like the posts focusing on treatments and tips to reduce fibromyalgia symptoms. And then I noticed something else that wasn't as obvious to me: My weekly fibromyalgia news
Looking for an LDN friendly doctor? | A review of LDNDoctor.com
Disclosure: I received a free consultation in exchange for this review, but all opinions are my own.
My subscribers know by now that I'm a huge fan of low dose naltrexone as a treatment for fibromyalgia. I took LDN for about nine months in 2015, and I will be starting back on it next week. (I'll
Week of March 7, 2016 fibromyalgia and ME/CFS news
I am so happy that spring has finally arrived on the East Coast! For those of us in the northern hemisphere, hopefully the warm weather will help to ease some of our aches and pains and boost our spirits. We had a mild winter here in Delaware compared to others, but it feels like the cold has been
Week of Feb. 29, 2016 fibromyalgia and ME/CFS news
The ME/CFS community was all abuzz on Monday and with good reason! They received some big, big news: Australian researchers have identified new white blood cell markers, which may eventually lead to a diagnostic test for ME/CFS.
Some of us with fibromyalgia (myself included) were also cheering a
Fibro warriors share their best tips for reducing symptoms
Last month, I asked several of my fellow bloggers to share their best tips for reducing fibro symptoms. At the end of the post, I invited readers to chime in with their own tips. This post highlights some of their responses.
We all know there is no cure for fibromyalgia - at least not yet - but
Week of Feb. 22, 2016 fibromyalgia and ME/CFS news
I received some great news this week! You'll soon be seeing more of me online because I've been hired as National Pain Report's new fibromyalgia editor. I'm so excited to become a weekly contributor for NPR because I'll be able to raise awareness for our community while writing about the latest
Week of Feb. 15, 2016 fibromyalgia & ME/CFS news
I believe that all of us with fibromyalgia and/or ME/CFS are on our own treatment journey. That's so evident when you ask sufferers what's helped with their symptoms. There is never a single answer. What works for one of us does not necessarily work for others.
There are many in the fibromyalgia
How going gluten free may help with fibromyalgia
Pain News Network recently published my story on the link between increased symptoms of fibromyalgia and gluten. I'm reprinting that story here with permission from the editor.
I know some of you probably rolled your eyes when you read the headline of this story. I know that because I used to do
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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.