Conquer Chronic Pain and Fatigue: Solving the Fibromyalgia Puzzle - Softcover

Chet Cunningham

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1891434322 ISBN 13: 9781891434327

Synopsis

Conquer chronic pain and fatigue, don't live another day in pain! * If you're TIRED of hearing, "But you look fine"... *FRUSTRATED by seeing doctor after doctor and still not getting any relief... *WORN DOWN by the day-to-day struggle with burning muscles, migraine headaches, and bone-deep exhaustion...

Your aching joints, sore back, and day-in-and-day-out tiredness are real. No matter what other people say! And if you've been dropping out of the things you love--or finding it harder to do even the routine tasks of daily living--it's time to fight back.

It's time to stop giving up life's pleasures because you don't feel up to it...or can't find the energy. You don't have to live in constant pain. You CAN actually look forward to getting out of bed in the morning...fixing a Sunday dinner for your family...joining friends for bridge...or simply taking your dog out for a walk. There's a name for how you feel--fibromyalgia or FMS. It's misunderstood and misdiagnosed, but destroying 7 to 10 million American lives. It's one of the biggest medical mysteries of our time. Yet millions of Americans are touched by this debilitating and under treated illness.

If you're living everyday with pain that just doesn't go away...fighting insomnia and exhaustion...suffering in silence with migraines, chest pain, or painful bloating...having a harder time remembering things or concentrating... running to the bathroom all day long...

Don't miss out on another day of your life. Let this practical guidebook show you ways to eliminate your pain one day at a time--starting right away. Wouldn't it be wonderful to look forward to waking up each morning? Going about your daily activities free of crippling pain? Start the healing today!

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Conquer Chronic Pain and Fatigue: Solving the Fibromyalgia Puzzle

Don't Live Even One More Day In Pain! Burning pain and bone deep exhaustion. It's NOT all in your head. · If you're TIRED of hearing, "But you look fine"... · FRUSTRATED by seeing doctor after doctor and still not getting any relief... · WORN DOWN by the day-to-day struggle with burning muscles, migraine headaches, and bone-deep exhaustion... Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS) is an "invisible" illness. Those suffering from it live with debilitating pain and fatigue on a daily basis. Muscles ache and sometimes tingle and even burn. There are days the fatigue is so overwhelming that it is hard to even get out of bed.

But on the outside the FMS sufferer doesn't look sick. There are no tell-tale wounds to account for the pain, no bandages, or hair loss. Without outward signs that they are sick people wonder if it's "all in their head" and there are days when even the person with fibromyalgia begins to wonder the same thing.

In Solving the Fibromyalgia Puzzle you'll learn about specific measures to deal with "hurting all over," tender spots, insomnia, fatigue, concentration issues, irritable bowel problems, and the countless other symptoms associated with fibromyalgia.

This revealing book helps both chronic pain and fatigue sufferers who suspect they may have fibromyalgia (FMS) and those who are newly diagnosed with FMS solve the puzzle surrounding the mysterious set of symptoms that make up this syndrome. With frank talk and easy to understand language Solving the Fibromyaglia Puzzle offers real-word solutions for feeling better and rebuilding your life. Start the healing today!

About the Author:

Chet Cunningham, a prolific writer, has written and published no less than 298 books to date. With his background in journalism and an unquenchable thirst for satisfying his natural curiosity about the world around him Cunningham's books range from techno thrillers to westerns, from action adventure novels to alternative health.

Making his home in San Diego California Cunningham graduated from Pacific University in Oregon with a BA in Journalism. In 1950 he was drafted into the Army and after spending nine months in Japan he was sent to the front lines in Korea. He was discharged from the Army two years later in the rank of sergeant and he went on to receive his MS in Journalism from Columbia University in New York.

About this edition

• ISBN 10: 1891434322
• ISBN 13: 9781891434327
• Binding: Paperback