03-11-2014 19:04
03-11-2014 19:04
I have a (binign) tumor growing in my back and lower spinal chord area, and am on a regimen of pain killers that tends to be somewhat sedating. Aqs if it isnt difficult enough to get motivated to "Be all that I can Be!" LOL. Are there any other people out there struggling with chronic pain (for any number of reasons, such as fibermyalgia, post diabetic neuropathy, other neuropathies or neur radiculopathies ) and who might be interested in helping each other "over the hump" to stay as active as we can? If you fit the bill, then you know, as I do, that being active and routinely walking, doing aerobics or pool therapy can make a world of difference in how any day goes, but it is getting out of bed that is the hardest part! Anyone else? I could really use some encouragement from someone who knows a bit more firsthand what I'm going thru while I try to stay active (and awake) and useful during the day! Oh yeah, and who is also perhaps trying to shed a few pounds along the way...
05-19-2014 14:05
05-19-2014 14:05
Sewinator,
Feel free to friend me! I so understand how sometimes you feel like a step forward takes you backward as well. Be encouraged that small steps are vistories too and keep trying.
In the meantime, one step at a time. 😃
11-20-2014 07:21
11-20-2014 07:21
Hi my name is Lisa, and I have been looking for people that are physically challenged for a while now and finally found this! I have Cerebral Palsy in my lower extremities. As I get older Im loosing a lot of activity I used to be able to do when I was younger. I'm bound and determined to improve this even though I keep falling off the wagon, Lol. I walk on a tredmill for excercise at a super slow pace. I know that when I keep at it I do improve but then I loose my motivation. All my friends are very active and I try and excercise with them but I cant keep up or just cant do it at all. I do try just about anything. Im hoping I can find friends here that are in the same boat I am, and motivate each other.
10-27-2015 20:22
10-27-2015 20:22
I have a form of dysautonomia too,
not wheelchair bound but i am unable to really work or attend school, etc (Im 23 and in college...or was in college until this oh so fun disorder) I got the fitbit hr to try and keep up with my changes in hr and arrythmias, etc
have you found the fitbit helps you any??