I seethe every time I hear someone say something like, “Fibromyalgia? Oh, so they have a medical term for laziness now.” It gives the accusing suggestion that lazy individuals now have an excuse to hide their laziness behind a vaguely legitimate illness.
Well, news flash – it’s no excuse.
Fibromyalgia is a very serious condition, and it affects one of every 50 people around the world. The thing is, most of these affected individuals aren’t lazy to begin with. I’ve seen soldiers, working moms, and generally very busy individuals who develop the crippling illness as they get older.
There are even individuals who develop Fibromyalgia after a traumatic experience, such as a car crash that they survived. How do you think would these people feel if other people saw them as simply “lazy?”
Fibromyalgia is legitimate – active people naturally spend more time and effort doing their activities at night, but the syndrome keeps them from having a good night’s sleep. Experts say that Fibromyalgia sufferers need to get at least eight or nine hours of good, deep sleep every night to avoid the illness’ symptoms the following day. Sadly, Fibromyalgia’s symptoms make it hard for sufferers to get the rest they need.
And when these normally active people are in so much pain that it gets in the way of doing even the simplest activities, it’s a sad sight. And it gets even more pitiful when other people, who have no inkling of what these sufferers are going through, claiming them without a thought to be lazy.
Absolutely insane.
That’s one reason why I developed my Fibromyalgia Pain Program – to give sufferers freedom from its crippling symptoms. And this doesn’t equate to the short-lived freedom that medication after medication gives – I’m talking about freedom from Fibromyalgia pain and fatigue for the rest of your life.
And not to mention, show those critics that you’re actually more active than any of them ever will be.
My Fibromyalgia Pain Program doesn’t entail any serious, life-changing practices to get rid of the pain and fatigue. Instead, all it takes for you to enjoy the freedom that you’ve been looking for is to devote a few minutes of your time each day to practice exercises that bring more oxygen to the muscles – which, I’ve realized, is the root of all the problems in the first place.
Click here, and join the dozens and dozens of my satisfied clients who are now out proving the naysayers wrong.
Warm regards,
Christian Goodman