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jesnyc01 Posts: 147
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Gramy: Welcome! You are doing just fine, hunny! You just keep on posting and keep on giving us updates as to how you're doing, and you'll get all the support you need. We are an open, welcoming, and encouraging group of folks, who have all unfortunately met under some pretty hellacious circumstances-this condition. But, we persevere because we support each other. Depression is just another facet to this condition. As long as your doctor is treating your depression and your anxiety [some of it maybe, with medication that won't add issues with your fibro?] you MAY find that your fibro can lessen. It's a vicious cycle, one perpetrates the other. Agoraphobia is not uncommon in fibro-sufferers, because it is a side effect of being uncomfortable in public situations due to being in pain and constantly having to deal with most people's negative reactions to us and our condition. You're not alone in that. Just try and find the few things that bring you happiness and keep cultivating those. Smiling and laughter really do help. If you need a place to vent, to get advice, to feel connected and not alone...you've come to the right place. Just keep on posting and we'll keep on responding. Hang in there! Sending you, and Lori, my warmest, most gentle hugs. Take care of yourselves!  "You must be the change you wish to see in the world."
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"Md Junction to me is my safe place. A place where I can feel safe to just open up talk about everything without burdening my wife. With all my health issues its nice to know that I am not alone, suffering form fibromyalgia,depression, and costochondritis with anxiety is a nightmare. Having the great people here at MDjunction is so great its hard to put into words. I dont think I would be getting through what I am going through without this great resource. I think everyone should know about mdjunction!" (Fmsdaddy)
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