Thank you for this information. I'm a knitter and sort-of-a-spinner. My
daughter borrowed my wheel for awhile but I have it back now. I can only
knit and do other things in short spurts because of FM and other stuff so am
going to give the ideas suggested a try. What to do with spun yarn - my
stuff is sometimes so bad that I use to knit teddie bear sweaters for my GD.
She and the bears are never critical - hee hee.
I've been hearing more and more about Kombucha tea and how it helps
people with fibromyalgia and other problems. Maybe you could find some
and give it a try? I'm going to get some starter early next month. It
seems to be a sort of overall boosting tonic, lifting the health level
of the person drinking it. But I've heard it specifically mentioned
with fibromyalgia.
Also, there's an alternative medicine site run by a doctor that has a
page on fibromyalgia, <http://doctoryourself.com/fibromyalgia.html>
This site is well vouched for.>
Shirley Anne in San Jose, CA (U.S.)
Mostly a lurker
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