And so I'd like to put up something about fibromyalgia. Preferably something inspirational or good for a laugh. Also preferably something I can print out off the internet, but if I like a poster or something enough, I'll splurge and buy it. Thus far my google fu has been failing me in finding something i like, however.
So does anyone have any favorite fibromyalgia posters (or something similar) you think I should look at?
Try this link for a discussion on Symbols for FM... it might give you some ideas. http://forums.webmd.com/3/fibromyalgia-exchange/forum/12333/4
Also, you might search the web for "Invisible Illness" — they have some interesting stuff.
Good luck at college! Mary
I have a stained glass butterfly in lavenders and purples that I see in the morning. ? just a thought. Nancy B
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