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Living With Fibromyalgia and Related Conditions
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100 students

Living With Fibromyalgia and Related Conditions

Strategies for Coping with Chronic Pain and Fatigue
Created byMary Lucero
Last updated 8/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • The relationships between fibromyalgia and other ailments characterized by chronic pain, fatigue, and inflammation.
  • Why people who suffer from these ailments either avoid, or give up on medical treatments.
  • What the microbiome is telling us about fibromyalgia.
  • The relationship between chronic pain, inflammation and fatigue and exposure to toxic chemicals.
  • Why nutrient deficiencies that contribute to fibromyalgia and related symptoms are prevalent.
  • How childhood trauma, PTSD, and dysfunctional family and workplace histories promote chronic fibromyalgia-like symptoms.
  • Attitudes and belief systems that promote pain free, energetic, healthy lifestyles.
  • Guidelines to consider when exercising with fibromyalgia.
  • Financial planing and flexible income generation strategies you and your family can use to stay in the black when chronic illness threatens your job.
  • How to build a personal conquest strategy that leverages physical, biological, nutritional, social, emotional, and financial solutions so that you feel better.
  • Suggestions for mitigating impacts chronic illness can have on family members.
  • Natural alternatives for pain relief.

Course content

3 sections22 lectures3h 30m total length
  • Introduction4:09

    A brief overview of the content that will be covered in Reversing Fibromyalgia, A Guide to Relief for Patients and Caregivers.  Learn 8 ways that people who suffer from fibromyalgia and related conditions, or family members and caregivers can benefit from taking this course.

  • How to get the most out of this Course5:00

    This lecture offers many ways to look at complex health syndromes and the lifestyles that can increase or decrease defining symptoms.   Since no one changes a lifestyle overnight, I discuss the value of choosing  those strategic changes that resonate best with the healthy lifestyle you wish to enjoy. Review your progress from time to time, and implement additional changes as needed.

  • What is Fibromyalgia?13:03

    This lecture provides a definition of fibromyalgia, and shares the real life experience of one woman who suffers from the condition. It also provides a list of common symptoms and risk factors associated with fibromyalgia. 

  • What is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)?6:45

    This lecture provides a definition of chronic fatigue syndrome, and shares the real life experience of one woman who suffers from the condition. It also provides a list of common symptoms and risk factors associated with chronic fatigue syndrome, and highlights the similarities and differences between symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome and symptoms of fibromyalgia.

  • What is MCS? Definition.Experience.Symptoms.Risk Factors5:48

    This lecture provides a definition of chronic fatigue syndrome, and shares the real life experience of one woman who suffers from the condition. It also provides a list of common symptoms and risk factors associated with chronic fatigue syndrome, and highlights the similarities and differences between symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome and symptoms of fibromyalgia.

  • Figuring out What You've Got.9:00

    This lecture describes assessment criteria you can use to determine whether your symptoms are due to fibromyalgia.  The benefits and limitations of self assessment are discussed.

Requirements

  • None.

Description

Why a Course on Living with Fibromyalgia?

There is no cure for fibromyalgia.

This course will help you understand the complicated spectrum of biological, physical, environmental, nutritional, social, emotional, and  even spiritual factors that can influence your condition. 

The course combines my personal experience reversing a severe and debilitating fibromyalgia flare-up with my scientific understanding of human biology and the microbiome.

I am hopeful that by sharing the strategies myself and others have used to reduce pain, minimize negative stressors, and keep health care affordable, I can arm you with a smorgasboard of alternative options to consider in conjunction with external advice from health care and financial professionals  as you develop your own unique strategy for living with your chronic condition and embracing a healthier, more symptom free lifestyle.


*The content in this course is not intended to replace medical treatment, nor is it designed to diagnose, prevent, treat, or cure disease. Personal health and the factors influencing the success and the affordability of any health care approach  are complex.  The results and testimonies shared herein are unique to individual circumstances.  Because each of our situations is unique, there is no guarantee that you will experience the same results by making any of the changes identified herein. 


Who this course is for:

  • People seeking relief from those fibromyalgia.
  • People seeking relief from fibromyalgia-like conditions, including chronic fatigue syndrome multiple chemical sensitivity, rheumatoid arthritis, and others.
  • Health and wellness professionals seeking alternative approaches for helping clients manage fibromyalgia and related conditions.
  • Family members (spouses, children, etc.) of people who suffer from fibromyalgia or related conditions.
  • Caregivers (professional or otherwise) of people who suffer from fibromyalgia or related conditions.