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Men's Health Guide
Good site for information and support (US) This site provides useful guides on general Men's Health issues. Although not specifically Fibromyalgia related it does have information and practical support for men of all ages. (Link provided by Drugwatch a US based advice site.) Drugs and Devices Guide
Also from Drugwatch - a comprehensive guide to drugs and devices used in the treatment of conditions such as Fibromyalgia. Covers important subjects such as safety, side-effects and complications. US centred but with some relevance to UK patients also. Fibromyalgia Awareness
Dedicated to raise awareness about Fibromyalgia and offer online support. Find fibromyalgia information, news, interviews and tips. National Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Association
National Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Association provides support, education, research, and advocacy for fibromyalgia and chronic pain conditions. Primarily a United States of America resource. UK Fibromyalgia & Fibromyalgia Magazine
UK Fibromyalgia, the site for fibromyalgia sufferers. The independent voice of UK Fibromyalgia Sex With A Difference (C.I.C)
UK based sex information resource for disabled people, carers & professionals. Providing support, information and advice on sex and sexual health for the disabled. Drug Dangers - How Safe are your Meds?
Drug Dangers strives to provide accurate, relevant medical information all in one place. Under the unfortunate circumstance that you or a loved one has been injured by faulty medications or devices, the attorneys of Seeger Weiss are committed to helping you receive the justice you deserve. Fibromyalgia Charities:
Disability Rights www.disabilityrightsuk.org/ Fibro Action www.fibroaction.org Email: info@fibroaction.org FibroAction, 46 The Nightingales, Newbury, RG14 7UJ 0844 443 5422 Fibromyalgia Association UK www.fibromyalgia-associationuk.org/what-is-fm-highlights-203 Fibromyalgia Association UK, PO Box 206, Stourbridge, DY9 8YL Fax: 01384 895 005 Reference Site www.fibromyalgiasyndrome.co.uk Fibromyalgia Clinics UK FM/ME Clinics danielausten@fmsclinic.co.uk Tel. 01438 821188 or Mob. 07777 654436 www.fmsclinic.co.uk European Fibromyalgia Associations European Network of Fibromyalgia Associations www.enfa-europe.eu Fibromyalgia Medical Resources NHS Direct www.nhs.uk/conditions/fibromyalgia/Pages/Introduction.aspx Rheumatology www.rheumatology.org.uk www.jrheum.com Arthritis www.arthritiscare.org.uk Please report broken links to gary@fibromen.org |
What to do When Work Stops Working?
When you have a chronic illness working can become impossible - especially when you're working for someone else. Calling in sick on days when your pain gets too bad, requesting light or limited duties when you return to work - it all adds to the stresses between employer and employee. So, what can you do when work stops working for you?
We're going to look at several options for the chronically ill patient - this first one (from the US - but much of it is relevant here in the UK) looks at self employment. (Thanks to Cassie and the gang at Different With Dignity) Business Ideas for People With DisabilitiesWatch out for more in the coming weeks....
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Books on the subject
Alternative Treatments
There is considerable conflicting information regarding nutrition and fibromyalgia. Nutritionist Resource could help you distinguish fact from fiction.
Support to Stay in your own Home
 Expertise.
For many people, owning and maintaining a home is one of the most significant investments they ever make. But for individuals and veterans living with disabilities, or seniors aging in place, the fact that much of the world outside is not built to accommodate their needs magnifies the value of a comfortable home. It’s vital they and their loved ones have access to the best resources about how to make their homes livable and enjoyable.
Unfortunately, without access to the right resources, creating a comfortable home can be an expensive task. For our visitors from the United States of America, Expertise provide support to help you stay in your home Guide to Home Remodeling for Disability: http://www.expertise.com/home-and-garden/home-remodeling-for-disability-and-special-needsI In the UK - despite five years of savage cuts to public services, some local authorities still provide (limited) support to help the disabled remain in their own homes - such as stair lifts, disability aids for bathing and moving about your home in safety. Contact your local authority's social services department for details.
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