Fibro wins

[Poppydoris]

It really hit home how fibro has taken over when I waved my husband & daughter off on sat when they went to a concert @ Wembley that I have attended with them the last 2 years, but suffered massively after, so finding & accepting I am unable to do these activities anymore extremely hard 😢

[Charto1979]

Sorry the hear that Poppydoris. I know how it is.......feeling like you can't join in anything anymore. I have barely enough energy to go to work and look after my kids and nothing left over. I don't socialise or go out anywhere anymore because if I do then I can't do the things I need to get done. I take comfort though that my husband can take my girls out and that I don't feel they are missing out on too much because of me. I sometimes feel like I've accepted this but then I have days when I wish I could do more and be a better wife and mother but really this is as good as it's going to get so I try and accept this. It is hard, especially when I look back at at the things I used to be able to do. It's a daily struggle but one I'm not going to give up on.

Do you have any other activities that you can still enjoy with your husband and daughter - ones that are less taxing on your Fibro symptoms?