Welcome to Fibro Maggie Blog




Welcome to Fibro Maggie Blog

Welcome!

Hello and welcome to Fibro Maggie!

My name is Leni Buick and I have been a 'Fibro fighter' for many years. Through this blog, I hope to build a community of like-minded people, where anyone suffering from chronic pain, fatigue, depression, anxiety or any other similar or associated illnesses and conditions, can come to find information through a positive, supportive and safe experience. I also recognise the need to support and help our loved ones who have suddenly become carers, or those who are trying to be as supportive as possible. Hopefully, the stories and information that is shared can provide insight, comfort and perhaps a little more knowledge.  

Through the blog posts, I will share with you my own story and those of others who are fighting chronic illness. I will disseminate as much information as possible about products and treatments that have worked for me. There will be posts from qualified health practitioners covering a wide range of treatments, as well as exercise and well-being experts in fields such as Yoga, Tai Chi, Qi Gong and Dance. Mindfulness and meditation guru's will offer insight into accessing techniques that I have found extremely helpful in managing my pain levels and promoting relaxation. There will also be reading material suggestions, stories from inspirational people, creative therapy through art, poetry and writing. And for all the animal lovers, there will be posts about how animals have helped people heal and the organisations who provide this service. 

Thank you for taking the time to read this post. I invite you to join me on this journey and I truly hope that through this experience you find comfort in knowing that you are not alone.

I would also love to hear from anyone who would like to share their story, experiences, practice or products that have been successful.


Let love and happiness shine from within 🌞

Leni

  

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Location: United Kingdom

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