I am guessing it will depend on how badly your Fibro effects you. But after having it for 30 + years I have to be honest at times it makes me feel very guilty.
There is just so little I can do now with out help on all fronts. Yes I never stop trying but it's never enough I feel I should be trying harder.
I know I never asked for this illness but neither did my husband. I think the last time we had an evening out was 30 years ago. He's a very kind and caring man but yes of course I feel a burden. Fibro did not just ruin my life in many ways he lost his too.
I feel guilty all the time that when ever we get invited hubby has to go alone for example. I feel very bad that he always as to socialise alone. We have very few friends that pay us a call. In fact since we moved here 6 years ago I have never been able to go anywhere to make friends. I think most people think my hubby is a widower how sad is that.
I need help with everything around the home. I'm a wheelchair user and have mild agoraphobia. So hubby gets to do the grocery shopping and any other outside errands we need.
I think fibro makes a lot of people feel guilty for a lot of different reasons. I know I never asked to get this stupid illness. But neither did did my husband sign up to go through life without a partner.
But I'm one of the lucky ones and I am thankful everyday for my husband. But yes I do still feel guilty even though fibro and other mental and physical issues are beyond my control.
Mo