Fibromyalgia Support Group

I just wanted to say Hi and introduce myself. My name is Pennie. I was diagnosed with FM 6 years ago. I'm so happy to find a place where I can come and people will understand. It will be nice to have someone to talk to.

pzerbe11, welcome to the Wonderful World of Mighty Fibromites! Grab a cupcake, pour some coffee and make yourself at home!

Post away to your heart's content. The more involved you are with the group, the more you'll get out of it

I am very pleased to meet you and I hope you and I have the opportunity to get to know one another.

BTW, I prefer milk with my cup cakes

Newbie hugs, Tina

Good morning, pennie,

Welcome to our group ~~~ We re happy to have you join us.

Jump right in and post all you want ~~~

Looking forward to getting to know you better ~~~

Marilyn

Good Morning Pennie, Welcome to the group. You will find the best people here. It is like Tina said, the more you post the more you will get out of this site.

I am also glad you found this place so you are able to have people to talk to. We all understand and we are all here to support you.

Elizabeth

Welcome

Good morning Pennie,

You will love this site and find it to be very helpful.

I am pleased to meet you and look forward to getting to know you!

Thanks,

I am happy to be here. It's hard to find other people to talk to that are walking in my shoes.

Pennie

Welcome to the family Pennie. We are happy to have you with us and look forward to getting to know you. This is the best place to be if you want understanding and support from people that know what you have to deal with.

Hugs,

Connie

I almost forgot

Post edited by: mammy, at: 07/08/2009 07:25 AM

Hi Pennie, I am fairly new here too. Keep your chin up, hang in there, etc. I don't know why I said that but it helped me. Just let your frustrations and thoughts out because they just will weigh on your body and mind; you need all your mind and body to get through each day. I got so good at acting well that only my hubby and a couple of friends knew that I wasn't. I am doing quite well now minus the flare ups of fibro. So, naturally I want the best for you too.

Plus, my hubby uses my cocker spaniel as his barometer because she senses all my pain even when I don't know it's coming. She never left my side when I was bedridden. Now, she clings to me when she knows I'm not at my best.

Best wishes, Lydia