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#Fibromyalgia #BackPain #Pain #wfh

Dealing with debilitating generalized pain, fibromyalgia for the past few years. I would like to restart WFH after a long break. I have currently enrolled into a few courses in order to obtain a couple of certifications in my field, but I find the pain (especially the back pain) while sitting down excruciating, and I am absolutely exhausted after a 3 hours class.

Any words on how to deal with that? For those working with Fibro, what setups have you adopted (for sitting especially), which you have found to be a game changer? How do you organize an 8-hour workday so that you are not absolutely tired, and can continue working the following day? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you, and take care!

Hey guys, Happy Friday. Let me start this out by saying that I’m so very grateful to able to work from home, that I still have a job during a time that many don’t. Also, I’m not complaining, I’m just stating a fact in what I’m about to say...

When I “clock out” for the day, I don’t know what to do with myself. Like, now what? Any ideas? #wfh #quarantine #help #Anxiety #dontknowwhattodowithmyhands

I'm now WFH with this COVID 19 and it has it's perks for sure, but I feel like I'm losing my place in the world. As if all the days and weeks are blurred and I can't see where things began and where I'm going or what direction I'm even headed in. I wake up and eat then work and sleep. I feel stuck in repeat like Groundhog Day. Is anyone else feeling like this or am I alone?

Thankful to be working for a company that is able to have its employees work from home #wfh My commute is much shorter and my sleep time is slightly longer. I have no complaints - experiencing minimal fibromyalgia symptoms.
Hoping that everyone is able to find some peace during this uncertain time out global community is experiencing.
Big hugs to everybody!