I’ll be 70 in a few days and I have lived with fibromyalgia since my 20’s. Over the years I’ve learned that exercise is one of the best things I can do to manage my symptoms. I think it’s important to say that slow, small increases in effort help to avoid flares while increasing fitness levels. I try to get at least 1 hour of exercise a day. Occasionally I skip exercise if I’m having a really bad day but I find that I can usually at least walk on most of those days and get some symptoms relief. Thank you for your videos. Most people can’t understand what its like to live with fibromyalgia and it’s refreshing to hear someone articulate the struggles of the condition.
Good to listen another bloke with fibro. I weight train and do cardio, nothing like i used to but consistency is key and make sure you rest in-between. Getting going is painful but i know it improves everything.
Have you considered the Carnivore Diet. It's an elimination diet. Meat is the least inflammatory food you can have. I have Fibromyalgia and since starting it my symptoms have improved greatly. Please look in to it.
Dxd with FMS in 1996 After Gullain Barre Syndrome. Active flares for 8 years Controlled well for 18+ years with occasional flares. Age 76 now having flare for 5-6 months...still not controlled but moving slowly in right direction. Txmt now different than in years past. Ying Yang yoga for fibromyalgia has been helpful Myofascial release HIT prigram yoga 1 hour walk daily (broken into 20 + min segments) Massage .....now eliminating HIT program pounding exercise exacerbates sxs. Rest, heating pad, soaks, Magnesium, walks, SLOW ying yang yoga and ibuprofen helping to pull me out of present flare. RX meds available as last resort. Wishing all sufferers luck, support, and access to modalities to enjoy your life
I was diagnosed with fibro when I was 16, I am 40 now. My health has gone down hill. So bad that I am on disability benefits now. I can walk for 30 min without rest, without it backfiring. I do that twice a day. I can hardly ride a bike, because the muscle in my buttocks start to complain after only 5 min. I go to the gym under supervision of my physical therapist. Really light weights, but more repetitions.
I’ll be 70 in a few days and I have lived with fibromyalgia since my 20’s. Over the years I’ve learned that exercise is one of the best things I can do to manage my symptoms. I think it’s important to say that slow, small increases in effort help to avoid flares while increasing fitness levels. I try to get at least 1 hour of exercise a day. Occasionally I skip exercise if I’m having a really bad day but I find that I can usually at least walk on most of those days and get some symptoms relief. Thank you for your videos. Most people can’t understand what its like to live with fibromyalgia and it’s refreshing to hear someone articulate the struggles of the condition.
50 years with fibromialgia...Man...It's impossible. I hope you'll get a reward in the next life
Good to listen another bloke with fibro. I weight train and do cardio, nothing like i used to but consistency is key and make sure you rest in-between. Getting going is painful but i know it improves everything.
Swimming helping me, stretching in water is great too.
Hi, you are so thoughtful and care for many. Like you mucht. Your wife is lucky and your children have agreat dad i guess. Hugs ❤❤😘🙏
Stretching helps me. I know that's not "exercise". I've also thought about trying tai chi. 🤔 Something gentle but keeping my body and fascia moving.
Have you considered the Carnivore Diet. It's an elimination diet. Meat is the least inflammatory food you can have. I have Fibromyalgia and since starting it my symptoms have improved greatly. Please look in to it.
Dxd with FMS in 1996 After Gullain Barre Syndrome.
Active flares for 8 years
Controlled well for 18+ years with occasional flares.
Age 76 now having flare for 5-6 months...still not controlled but moving slowly in right direction.
Txmt now different than in years past.
Ying Yang yoga for fibromyalgia has been helpful
Myofascial release
HIT prigram
yoga
1 hour walk daily (broken into 20 + min segments)
Massage
.....now eliminating HIT program pounding exercise exacerbates sxs.
Rest, heating pad, soaks, Magnesium, walks, SLOW ying yang yoga and ibuprofen helping to pull me out of present flare. RX meds available as last resort.
Wishing all sufferers luck, support, and access to modalities to enjoy your life
Getting back to the gym im sore as. But im gonna take it slow . Im going to try and swim to just to see.
I was diagnosed with fibro when I was 16, I am 40 now. My health has gone down hill. So bad that I am on disability benefits now. I can walk for 30 min without rest, without it backfiring. I do that twice a day. I can hardly ride a bike, because the muscle in my buttocks start to complain after only 5 min. I go to the gym under supervision of my physical therapist. Really light weights, but more repetitions.
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