What would life be like if your fibromyalgia was “90-95% better”

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“instead of another medication, or trying this, or trying that, going through those medication trials, so that’s how I stumbled upon you. So I wouldn’t be so much in pain at 47. I didn’t want that to be my lifelong reality…

It drastically affected it, I mean, daily life if I was on my feet all day as an education consultant and trainer, I would go home with terrible, terrible leg pain and body aches that would probably last for an additional two to three days. Not helping with my sleep, I couldn’t sleep at night. If I was out with my family, I couldn’t do everything that they were doing. I would have to look at where they were going and maybe choose one thing to do with them. And wether it was one errand to the grocery store, or one trip to the mall. Most of the time, they went in and I just sat in the car. So as a result, I was loosing my family life. Getting sort of, almost depressed because the pain I was in and what I couldn’t do and what I wanted to do were at different end of the day…

Pretty much, I was on vacation as I stated earlier, and you know, they would want to go out for a walk along the beach you know, we were with friends and family and I couldn’t do that. I could stare and watch, but just getting up out of a chair and walking to the beach itself was hard. We were only maybe about three hundred yards from the sand. So that was challenging. If I went somewhere with a group, I remember going to a wine festival last year and it wasn’t a large area but they were walking around and I had to stop and sit while they continued on and do their thing. I was really impacting everything I did.

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Fibromyalgia sufferers: “He’s the only doctor that ever looked at me as a whole person”.

I started in, I guess around August, maybe late July of 2010 and we started with some light therapy where we just did some, i guess, some stimulation kind of things, or vibration kind of things. And I was noticing an impact in probably within three to four weeks. And then getting the gluten sensitivity diagnosis and getting on that lifestyle change, really has just brought things around you know, and full circle. I can basically do now, any activity or numerous activities that I wanted to do before but had to question and think out. I can go away with friends and family, I can ride my bikes, go on walks, you know, for about up to thirty minutes, and really still feel good and my energy is back. I don’t feel as tired, or fatigued, or just frustrated with daily life.

Oh, much better. I’m sleeping really, really good. A good eight hours. And wake up very rested. I’m still, you know, I’m not sleeping on my side, which is bad for your posture anyway, but I can start there and then laying on my back. But yeah, I just feel so much better. I don’t feel in pain every time I move around in bed.

Fibromyalgia: 90% better in less than 6 months.

Excellent. I would say we started you know, where we saw like 10% improvement and now we’re like up to 90%. So that’s quite a significant difference. In five, not quite six months.

Yes, if it wasn’t for that broken ankle I had, right. We’d be 100% improved because I just think that it keeps affecting that leg or whatever, but I could be wrong. I would say, a good 90-95 even. There you go.

I always say to people “he’s the first doctor that ever looked at me as a whole person” and there is no other choice but to see you.

Long lasting fibromyalgia results.

Definitely. I always say, you know, what, the treatments I was getting before, for this ache or that ache, or alright, now I have fibromyalgia, OK, we’ll put you on this medicine. What insurance was paying for wasn’t doing me any good, really. I mean, maybe slightly. I don’t want to say no good at all, but there might have been slight changes. But not a lot that I would say would be consistent or long term for any means. So you can’t put a price on your health and I guess I was just to that point you know. Where do you want to be you know, when you retire, or where do you want to be in fie years. And I didn’t want to be in pain. So this was, to me, you know, a really good alternative, and now that it’s worked, I don’t feel, I definitely feel that this is the right path to choose.

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