The crisp fall air is here and we are facing our first frost here in Texas with possible snow flurries. It’s “pumpkin-everything” season still, yet I asked my boys to get the tree and Christmas decorations down from the attic this weekend. I have the house decorated for fall and Thanksgiving, but am thinking ahead and planning my schedule for when the boys are gone hunting Thanksgiving week.
For something different, I wanted to do a “round-up” of some of my posts these past few months, in case you missed something. Enjoy!
Living with Fibromyalgia
What Really Causes Fibromyalgia?
Five Travel Tips for Fibromyalgia
Caregiver TLC: 7 Tips for Self-Care
Most Popular Older Posts:
How to Be Resilient with Fibromyalgia
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Inspiring
10 Things to Inspire You This Month – November
10 Things to Inspire You This Month – October
When Things Don’t Go According to Plan
10 Things to Inspire You this Month – September
My most popular post on Instagram:
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- What are you doing this fall? Do you skip from Halloween right on to Christmas? Or do you take a moment to be #thankful first and decorate for fall like me?
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My Inspired Fibro Life 
I’m still working on getting my body to behave better (Chiro and PT have shown me some things that help to elevate pain and/or be less afraid of it.) Holidays are overwhelming to me and have been for many years. I think that is a state of mind, not fibro. I try to get excited but it lasts a second or two. Ha. What part of Texas are you in? I’m new to the dfw area. I was in Houston for 38 years.
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I have been in the DFW area for 26 years now – moves here from California. Yes the holidays can be quite overwhelming. I wrote a post awhile back about about tips for avoiding a fibro flare at the holidays. https://photobaugh.com/2017/11/22/4-tips-for-avoiding-a-holiday-fibro-flare
I have to pace myself and not take on too much. Cheers!
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