Guest guest Posted June 17, 2005 Report Share Posted June 17, 2005 along with the fatigue and pain comes depression and a feeling of worthlessness. My Mom was always non-stop baking, cleaning, etc. person. Now she has been stopped in her tracks since her strength and energy are so low, and it's very hard on her plus the pain is so bad. She is much better with the knowledge she gained from these books. Do I make my cookies as directed just using spelt flour in place of the all purpose? I'll give it another try...Thanks, Donna Melissa Hill <assilembob wrote: My roomie from college's mom has a severe case too. She was the reason I originally tried spelt flour and I use it whenever I can. I love making chocolate chip cookies with it sweetened with apple juice. YUM! I find that with a lot of these types of illness/disease that deal with pain doctors are little help. My mom found help with her back problems through a pain management doctor after 6 years of chronic back pain. That is also the doctor who refered her to the surgery that has changed her life...disc replacement! I need to read up a lot more on Fibromyalgia. I just know it causes a lot of pain and fatigue. ~Mel GeminiDragon <thelilacflower wrote: CQ10 , rest, self help books on the disease, very little or no sugar, good diet have helped my Mom. She has leg pains and her calfs ache. She has a severe case. The doctors don't help her either. Donna melissa_hopp <hoppmel wrote:My mom has fibromyalgia too - I can't imagine her adjusting her diet in any way, however, especially if it involves cutting out white flour. I will still mention some of the suggestions I've heard so far - she has found no relief from anything with docs - and little help/understanding. She has restless legs as well, I don't know if that is different or part of it. m Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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