Help for Fibromyalgia Sufferers

If you are suffering in pain and suspected as suffering from fibromyalgia and getting no help from your Doctor or the Hospital.

The Sheffield Fibromyalgia Self Help Group meet once per month to help and support fellow sufferers.

We have recently launched a new website to provide information and advice, visit our website at sheffieldfms.org.uk for more help.

The group is run by volunteers and self funded.

If you know of anyone who needs help and support, tell them to contact us via the website.

Alan

FMS Member

Hi Alan,

My sister in Manchester has fibromyalgia. Do you know of any good internet resources for her?

I've been seeing a Homeopath for Fibromyalgia treatment and am so much better than when I was on traditional medicines.

I found a chiropractor quite good for mine. I havent joined the self help group because I dont like focussing on my problems too much. I realise that for some people it will be helpful though.

i have fibromyalgia and have tried loads to help my symptoms but nothing seems to help

i have just heard about the perrin technique

has anybody had it

is it any good because i dont want to throw more mney away on more treatments that dont work

If you are suffering in pain and suspected as suffering from fibromyalgia and getting no help from your Doctor or the Hospital.

The Sheffield Fibromyalgia Self Help Group meet once per month to help and support fellow sufferers.

We have recently launched a new website to provide information and advice, visit our website at sheffieldfms.org.uk for more help.

The group is run by volunteers and self funded.

 

If you know of anyone who needs help and support, tell them to contact us via the website.

 

Alan

FMS Member

Hi

I suffer from fibromyalgia - it's a terrible condition. My GP did diagnose it actually after years of pain.

If you are suffering in pain and suspected as suffering from fibromyalgia and getting no help from your Doctor or the Hospital.

The Sheffield Fibromyalgia Self Help Group meet once per month to help and support fellow sufferers.

We have recently launched a new website to provide information and advice, visit our website at sheffieldfms.org.uk for more help.

The group is run by volunteers and self funded.

 

If you know of anyone who needs help and support, tell them to contact us via the website.

 

Alan

FMS Member

yes i did that, you dont mention the cost. there are meeting during the day for those who do not work, i do work and have this condition - i work full time! I want someone to explain to my family how hard this is for me.

i have fibromyalgia and have tried loads to help my symptoms but nothing seems to help

i have just heard about the perrin technique

has anybody had it

is it any good because i dont want to throw more mney away on more treatments that dont work

what is the perrin technique?

Just noticed this link from my monthly Carer's Magazine, it says it's a new resource http://www.fibromyalgia-support.net/

Hi Alan,

 

My sister in Manchester has fibromyalgia. Do you know of any good internet resources for her?

Hi

The main Fibromyalgia Association uk website is a good source of information and help.

Join the Forum there are many people who are willing to help and give good advice.

You may find someone closer to home who you can contact for support.

i have fibromyalgia and have tried loads to help my symptoms but nothing seems to help

i have just heard about the perrin technique

has anybody had it

is it any good because i dont want to throw more mney away on more treatments that dont work

Hi

The perrin technique is quite new and is based on toxins in the body. I feel that does have some relevance.

My chiropractor told me that my FMS is caused by toxins getting into my bloodstream therefore affecting the muscles, tendons etc.

In my case he said its all down to the food not been properly digested due to lack of enzymes and poor modern day diet.

I have benefited from avoiding certain foods and drink and taking digestive enzymes. Other members of our group in Sheffield and other parts of Britain have benefited from the Norah Wickerson combination approach, which basically involves changing your diet.

I personally don't think the perrin technique on its own would work, unless you changed your diet.

my friend as fibromyalgia and now as been referred to a specialist i think it's a endocrinologist is this normal for this condition