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March 30, 2009 By FibroHaven 22 Comments

When I began my blog last October it was most definitely a selfish endeavor. I wanted (and needed) a space of my own to vent, process, absorb and share what my life with Fibromyalgia is all about. Since the birth of my blog, I have had a personal awakening and now understand that I am so much more than what Fibromyalgia has taken away from me. Writing about my experiences has given me back the control that I let FM take away from me so many years ago. I have become more accepting of how my life has changed and more hopeful for what my future holds. The best part of my blog though has been … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mindful Living Tagged With: art, blog, blog roll, blogging, brave, community, compassion, connections, control, expression, fibromyalgia, friendship, gift, hope, Kellie Robinson, personal awakening, self acceptance, support, therapeutic, traumatic experience, writing

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