TWUFFY, please tell us more...

[Guest guest]

Twuffy,

You made remarkable claims about lifestyle changes that put your

Fibro into remission. While it almost sounds like an ad for a new

product, your story holds a great deal of promise.

The story also generates countless questions. Is there a possibility

of hearing more about you and this remarkable change.

For instance:

* Gender

* Age at onset

* Age when you changed lifestyle

* What was your lifestyle prior to fibro?

* How " disabled " were you by fibro? Did you have to quit working, get

assistance for living, etc?

* Are you currently able to work?

* What motivated this change?

* Where did you live prior to moving to California?

* Do you only eat organic foods?

* Do you use bottled water?

* Where do you get all the natural products - like soaps and

detergent?

* Do you use appliances like dishwashers and microwaves?

* What do you consider being an athlete?

* Can you travel for long distances by car? Airplane? Train?

I'm sure you get the idea. To make a remarkable change, if it truly

puts Fibro in remission, might be enough of an incentive for many of

us to change.

* Is there a doctor or medical team studying your body to gain a

greater understanding of Fibro?

Thanks so much for an inspirational, if not hopeful, post.

DeAnn

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I'm not Twuffy, but I did it, too.

I went into remission for 3 years.

I put it down to removing all the lifestyle stresses that I left behind,

which, to be fair, were massive, and moving to a healthy and, most

importantly, laid back, environment. It is also possible that the

unaccustomed sunshine (Vitamin D) had a positive mental and/or physical

effect?

I am convinced that my current relapse is entirely down to a combination

of a new major stress factor, which, stupidly, I reacted to by

abandoning my low carb gluten free diet, at the same time! Recipe for

disaster!

DUH! Rosemary-in-Greece.

dnichels wrote:

> Twuffy,

>

> You made remarkable claims about lifestyle changes that put your

> Fibro into remission. While it almost sounds like an ad for a new

> product, your story holds a great deal of promise.

>