Probably since my early teens I have fought with pain. However I was only diagnosed with Fibromyalgia in my early twenties. If you want to know more, please see my Living with Fibromyalgia post. Otherwise please see my latest Fibromyalgia Blog Posts below.
These posts cover a wide range of topics – from coping mechanisms, to specific symptoms. As of 2019 I’m trying to write regularly about the condition too.
Thank you for reading! And feel free to get in touch if you want to add anything. Comments are only open for a short while to help stem comment spam. But I’m happy to add to my Fibromyalgia blog posts with any insights or tips you may have!
From time-to-time people send me encouraging Tweets saying that I do a lot despite fighting Fibromyalgia. Although I do share about how bad my pain levels are, I really try to make sure it’s only a small percentation of what I say is about that. So, I put my thinking cap on and decided to […]
Welcome to my second edition of The Jedi’s Journal, my monthly round-up of new and updated blog posts this month. August 2019 was pretty busy and I somehow managed to do a lot, while simultaneously really struggling with Fibromyalgia. At least this month I didn’t feel like I was doing “nothing”! I’ve also added a […]
Welcome to my first monthly round-up of what FJ’s been working on! This is Edition #1 of what I’m going to call The Jedi’s Journal. Here I’ll list all the new and updated blog posts and guides from the month in case you missed it (ICYMI!). Despite the name, this will include LOTRO, SWTOR and […]
It has been a long time since I blogged about living with depression. However my recent book review of I Had a Black Dog prompted me to do a long-overdue update. Depression is one of those conditions that, on the one hand people are opening up about more and, on the other, people don’t like […]
As someone who suffers from depression as a by product of living with Fibromyalgia, I don’t read books about depression. I mostly find them, well, depressing. Even books, or websites that offer advice on how to feel better can leave you feeling emotionally worse because of the ‘lens’ you see the world with. So when […]
