Healing isn’t always a straight line. Through Dale’s story, Dr. Robin Pfaff explores how self-compassion, resilience, and the right support can help you rebuild trust in your body — even when the journey feels uncertain.
Enough is not the opposite of excellence. Enough is the version of excellence that includes your body.Why sustainable self-leadership with fibromyalgia starts when you stop confusing rest with weakness.For a high achiever with fibromyalgia, “I am enough” can feel almost offensive on a bad day.It sounds lovely on a mug. Or on a journal cover.
Many people with fibromyalgia are working hard to feel better but still aren’t seeing the progress they hoped for. In this article, Tami shares three often-overlooked reasons symptoms may stay stuck, even when you’re doing many of the right things. Understanding these hidden roadblocks can help you identify what may be standing in the way of your progress.
“You do not have to become someone else. But you may need support while figuring out what living well with fibromyalgia looks like for you now — with a little less pushing through and a little more collaboration with your body.”What if everyday resilience with fibromyalgia means living more honestly with yourself?There is a very
Many people with fibromyalgia feel discouraged when their doctor doesn’t have answers. Tami explores why this doesn’t mean your journey is over and explains the role doctors play in the healthcare system. You haven’t tried everything. You’ve just tried everything they know — and everything you know.
Cherry blossoms have long been Tami’s symbol of hope for fibromyalgia. In this Fibromyalgia Awareness Day message, she reflects on the resilience and beauty they represent and shares why getting your life back is possible—even when it feels out of reach.
When fibromyalgia is officially recognized, it helps move the conversation from something invisible to something acknowledged. This resource tracks verified 2026 fibromyalgia awareness proclamations by state and celebrates the advocates helping make that recognition possible.
Sometimes spring is not asking us to go faster. Sometimes it is simply inviting us to re-enter life with a little more wisdom.Seasonal shifts, steadier rhythms, and doing things in a way that costs your body lessSpring can be a complicated season when you live with fibromyalgia. The light changes, the days get longer, and
If your symptoms don’t seem to fit neatly into one diagnosis, there may be more than one piece of the puzzle. In this conversation with PCOS expert Lindsie Vizethann, Tami explores why that doesn’t always mean you’re doing something wrong—and how overlapping conditions can be an important missing piece of the puzzle.
May is Fibromyalgia Awareness Month. It’s the perfect time to share your story with others, find a local support group, or join an online group where you can chat with others like you. Raising awareness about fibromyalgia can help reduce the stigma we feel. What’s it like to live with chronic pain when no one believes you?Imagine