Hi Purple Butterflies!
It’s almost Valentine’s Day! As a fellow spoonie, I know life happens. I can’t begin to count how many canceled date nights I’ve had with my husband. A lot of the time, my pain was the main cause of our changed plans. I have gone through all the emotions. Crying, screaming, depression, blaming myself just to name a few. I would love to be able to tell you that I have worked past the blame game. I still do it, just not as often. I cherish my time as a member of the Fibro Blogger Directory. I love meeting people from all over the world, making new friends, and getting new information on Fibro awareness. As a thank you, I’m sharing three treats for every spoonie! Let’s get started: February favorites: Everybody has a handful or more of their favorite things to do. On occasion, they vary from month to month. My three February favorites are:
Tips to pamper: So, you want to go to a spa to relax? Maybe you want to treat yourself to a new book, or something else from your favorite store. There are also times when you really need to get away from it all. Depending on my budget, I may not be able to afford going to a spa. I may have to cancel my plans due to how I am feeling. If I know there’s a special occasion coming up, I extra work hard to save my spoons. In the past, I was horrible about conserving my energy. To my credit, I’m learning from the past mistakes. My seven pampering tips are:
My February playlist: What’s Valentine’s Day without music? Last year I wrote 22 Heart Beats For All The Spoonies. It’s a great collection of songs for love birds or for those that are single. This year, I’ve created a list of Disney love songs. I am a huge Disney fan! Check these songs out:
No matter your situation, remember you’re not alone. Be patient with yourself. We’re only human and you’re doing the best you can. Give yourself plenty of TLC. How do you unwind or pamper yourself? Let me know if you choose to do any of the tips I suggested. Thank you for reading my blog today. Your support means so much! Find me on social media by clicking the logos below. Till next time guys! Be well! ~Rachel
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About the author:Rachel Barclift, has been suffering from Fibromyalgia for many years. She went to the doctor, never finding any answers for years. She went to one doctor who told her the pain was all in her head. In 2011, she finally found a doctor that believed her! She was officially diagnosed by her rheumatologist and she was so relieved! She writes blogs in hopes to help others find positivity. |