Fibro And Fabulous ™

To my faithful readers:

This is off topic, very off topic because fibro DOES NOT cause miscarriage, but for reasons I don't know yet-- I have. 

Miscarriage can cause a lot of emotions.  Some might be why because-- duh.  BUT!

You may feel like God spared you, a feeling I have.  You may feel like your baby-- no matter how little-- had a sex.  Go with it!  I'm naming my little one Gunnar.  I like the name and he's a warrior regardless because he sacrificed his life for my sanity when it comes to my grandma, mom, kids, hubby, mil, and fil. 

That's a warrior!  My little champion.  I love you and I will see you on the Other Side of Heaven.

Love you all!
Stay fabulous!
Kim

This is an amazing woman who truly understands chronic illness.  I love her cooking show and I thought I'd share it all with you.

Stay fabulous!
Love and friendship,

Kimberley

http://www.motherearthnews.com/sustainable-farming/certified-humane-raised-and-handled-zm0z12djzkon.aspx

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/1/prweb10291211.htm

Fatigue goes hand in hand with both Fibromyalgia and pregnancy and it's tough to cope with it in both cases.  There's always a ton of things to do on your daily list, but you always seem too tired to do them.

Having fatigue from both pregnancy and Fibromyalgia may seem like a double whammy, and I'll be the first to admit that.  Both of my pregnancies included severe fatigue, but after I realized what I could do to help alleviate some of it.  You truly can still function relatively normal throughout the day if you keep in mind a couple of things.

Take frequent breaks during strenuous activities.  You may not think that vacuuming the entire house is a big deal, but when you are in your second or third trimester, it can be a very different story.  Rest in between rooms and drink plenty of fluids, especially if you moved any furniture in order to vacuum the rug.  Go to bed earlier than normal to allow your body the rest it needs.  I haven't made it much past 7 pm with each …